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From: San Diego/Redondo Beach
Originally Posted by B L U E S L A T E
Grant, do you have the original... non-resized picture?? 
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Grant, sick photo, looking forward to the rest. I like the location and lighting.
.png file...I can't see the exif data man!
Viet did you change the color of your calipers already?? Ride looks amazing.
.png file...I can't see the exif data man!
Viet did you change the color of your calipers already?? Ride looks amazing.
Last edited by CandlestickPark; Jul 3, 2008 at 08:37 AM.
Originally Posted by rookie
Yeah it's come a long way. Would love to call it done soon.
Originally Posted by CandlestickPark
Viet did you change the color of your calipers already?? Ride looks amazing.
Maybe before SEMA or something. Just happy I've been trying to keep it out of the shop, would lose my mind if I weren't able to enjoy it. See ya tonight Marcus.
Originally Posted by dcityjatt
viet, does the modding ever get old? some people complain about it, looks like you have been at it for a while now
caskyline (Randy) has been an inspiration to me and others. Beyond body and paint he built his car pretty much himself. I've been trying to do as much stuff myself. Sometimes things go wrong but you learn a whole lot along the way.
Happy modding all. And enjoy what you got, cause no matter how bad something may seem we all have a whole lot to be thankful for.
Originally Posted by rookie
Haven't changed the calipers, not sure if I will. Maybe before SEMA or something. Just happy I've been trying to keep it out of the shop, would lose my mind if I weren't able to enjoy it.
See ya tonight Marcus.
My only complaint about modding is not being able to enjoy it when it's down. This didn't start out as a show car, and I intend to drive it no matter how much is done to it. Kinda funny the later stages of "stuff" done to it is about modifying what is already there vs buying more stuff.
caskyline (Randy) has been an inspiration to me and others. Beyond body and paint he built his car pretty much himself. I've been trying to do as much stuff myself. Sometimes things go wrong but you learn a whole lot along the way.
Happy modding all. And enjoy what you got, cause no matter how bad something may seem we all have a whole lot to be thankful for.
Maybe before SEMA or something. Just happy I've been trying to keep it out of the shop, would lose my mind if I weren't able to enjoy it. See ya tonight Marcus.
My only complaint about modding is not being able to enjoy it when it's down. This didn't start out as a show car, and I intend to drive it no matter how much is done to it. Kinda funny the later stages of "stuff" done to it is about modifying what is already there vs buying more stuff.
caskyline (Randy) has been an inspiration to me and others. Beyond body and paint he built his car pretty much himself. I've been trying to do as much stuff myself. Sometimes things go wrong but you learn a whole lot along the way.
Happy modding all. And enjoy what you got, cause no matter how bad something may seem we all have a whole lot to be thankful for.
So Viet, how'd Grant do with capturing the shade of blue? I don't remember exactly in detail what the blue looks like in person, but I recall you saying that no one has been able to capture the blue on camera perfectly. From memory, it looks pretty good/close to me!
haha, group hug! just playin
It's hard to capture for sure, I think my thing is it's hard to capture in bright lighting. Kandy paints look crazy in the sun with polarized glasses. You can see the depth of the paint much better.
He caught the blue really and I thinkwith neutral reflections ie no reds greens and other vibrant colors bouncing off the paint it looks pretty close to me. You can see the dusk lighting which looks cool. First time I saw it with the bumper on and in pieces in my driveway at dusk I was like wow.
It's hard to capture for sure, I think my thing is it's hard to capture in bright lighting. Kandy paints look crazy in the sun with polarized glasses. You can see the depth of the paint much better.
He caught the blue really and I thinkwith neutral reflections ie no reds greens and other vibrant colors bouncing off the paint it looks pretty close to me.
You can see the dusk lighting which looks cool. First time I saw it with the bumper on and in pieces in my driveway at dusk I was like wow.
Originally Posted by rookie
haha, group hug! just playin
It's hard to capture for sure, I think my thing is it's hard to capture in bright lighting. Kandy paints look crazy in the sun with polarized glasses. You can see the depth of the paint much better.
He caught the blue really and I thinkwith neutral reflections ie no reds greens and other vibrant colors bouncing off the paint it looks pretty close to me. You can see the dusk lighting which looks cool. First time I saw it with the bumper on and in pieces in my driveway at dusk I was like wow.
It's hard to capture for sure, I think my thing is it's hard to capture in bright lighting. Kandy paints look crazy in the sun with polarized glasses. You can see the depth of the paint much better.
He caught the blue really and I thinkwith neutral reflections ie no reds greens and other vibrant colors bouncing off the paint it looks pretty close to me.
You can see the dusk lighting which looks cool. First time I saw it with the bumper on and in pieces in my driveway at dusk I was like wow.
