Anyone put copper on a DG?
#62
01-04-2011, 04:11 PM
I appreciate it!
Luls, pink and light blue.
#65
01-07-2011, 03:28 PM
LOL, nope. It's horrid.
The copper lights have been swapped out for the shiny stock 05s. The copper Mt. Fugi on the black grille was swapped for the shiny shock one also.
The copper is gone.
I think swapping the amber for my clear corners, and some black wheels would have made it look better. I might attempt this again some day.
In the mean time, what color is next?
The copper lights have been swapped out for the shiny stock 05s. The copper Mt. Fugi on the black grille was swapped for the shiny shock one also.
The copper is gone.
I think swapping the amber for my clear corners, and some black wheels would have made it look better. I might attempt this again some day.
In the mean time, what color is next?
#70
01-10-2011, 05:42 PM
You know what.. You should try "Crystal Blue Metallic". It's a silver color that has a blue sheen to it. It was a beautiful color on the 5th gen Preludes.
It is a color that really has to be seen in person though, pics don't do the blue tint justice. Best of both worlds? (near color match with the silver, and blue mixed in!)
It is a color that really has to be seen in person though, pics don't do the blue tint justice. Best of both worlds? (near color match with the silver, and blue mixed in!)
#71
01-10-2011, 08:58 PM
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I agree with this. OP I give you credit for trying some new things, but unless you get some basic mods like rims and a drop, spray painting this and that wild colors is never going to look good. Wild only looks good when the rest of your car can back it up. Stock isn't going to cut it with the color schemes you're shooting for.
#73
01-10-2011, 10:20 PM
I agree with this. OP I give you credit for trying some new things, but unless you get some basic mods like rims and a drop, spray painting this and that wild colors is never going to look good. Wild only looks good when the rest of your car can back it up. Stock isn't going to cut it with the color schemes you're shooting for.