Blacked out my grill today. Pics
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11-26-2005, 03:32 PM
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11-26-2005, 05:17 PM
G35 Tex,
our "obsibian black" actually has a small amount of red mixed into the black.
I had some paint mixed up (by the paint code) to paint my corner lights to match the car. I was skeptical when the paint shop told me about the red, but there it was according to the paint mixing instructions. I can't rememebr if it was a PPG or duPont paint though.
Anyway, it matches perfectly.
our "obsibian black" actually has a small amount of red mixed into the black.
I had some paint mixed up (by the paint code) to paint my corner lights to match the car. I was skeptical when the paint shop told me about the red, but there it was according to the paint mixing instructions. I can't rememebr if it was a PPG or duPont paint though.
Anyway, it matches perfectly.
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#29
11-26-2005, 11:53 PM
I like the look Russ. But for some reason I just can't get used to the blacked out logo, though I'm sure it looks differently in person.
Your pictures have me curious. I wonder what a blacked-out grill would look like on my IP sedan with black rims, and a tint. I have a feeling that it would looky pretty sh!tty, but I just can't picture it in my head. Anyone interested in doing some photochops of my car with a blacked-out grill?
Your pictures have me curious. I wonder what a blacked-out grill would look like on my IP sedan with black rims, and a tint. I have a feeling that it would looky pretty sh!tty, but I just can't picture it in my head. Anyone interested in doing some photochops of my car with a blacked-out grill?
