Re-painting my 350z... Ferrari black?
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Re-painting my 350z... Ferrari black?
I'm painting my whole car against because i got scratches everywhere. Its black right now, but im thinking of using the paint code off a lambourghini or ferrari... they seem to have more of a shine.. i think its the type of pearl or amount of clear thats being used....
anyways... should I stick with the 350z black or switch it up and paint it using Ferrari's black paint code?
anyways... should I stick with the 350z black or switch it up and paint it using Ferrari's black paint code?
I personally think that the magnetic black is a good enough black. Not too flashy, but better than super black.
In case you didn't know, there are two versions of "black" for the 350z. Magnetic, which has more of a sparkle (don't know the paint terminology) I *think* started in 06.
In case you didn't know, there are two versions of "black" for the 350z. Magnetic, which has more of a sparkle (don't know the paint terminology) I *think* started in 06.
Yeah one day a superblack z was parked next to my magnetic black, and boy was it a difference..
the superblack paint is more flat and dull, while the magnetic is more sparkly..
the superblack paint is more flat and dull, while the magnetic is more sparkly..
before you go spendng a ton of money on a paintjob, you would be surprised what a professional buff job would do. Hell, spend a day on paint detail (claybar, wax, polish) and you'll be surprised how much it will help.
Understand that owning a black car is a career, and it will always require much more care than any other color--whether you get it repainted or not, you are still going to run in to the same problems.
Understand that owning a black car is a career, and it will always require much more care than any other color--whether you get it repainted or not, you are still going to run in to the same problems.
before you go spendng a ton of money on a paintjob, you would be surprised what a professional buff job would do. Hell, spend a day on paint detail (claybar, wax, polish) and you'll be surprised how much it will help.
Understand that owning a black car is a career, and it will always require much more care than any other color--whether you get it repainted or not, you are still going to run in to the same problems.
Understand that owning a black car is a career, and it will always require much more care than any other color--whether you get it repainted or not, you are still going to run in to the same problems.
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Couldnt agree more with recommending a professional buffm if unsatisfied afterwards, my vote goes for Nighthawk Black Pearl. It's an Acura color found onthe TL and RSX, I sprayed my old dsm that color and loved the results
