Colour suggestions for New ABW showcar
10 January 2006, 11:34 AM
#92
Originally Posted by baz69birds
the colour i would LOVE
to have ABW
Baz
to have ABW Baz
10 January 2006, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by mneame
baz, your car is already silver
Originally Posted by mneame
so couldn't you have the car sanded down to remove the laquer that's already on it and have the new laquer sprayed on with the flake in. easy 5 min job
Baz
10 January 2006, 12:04 PM
#94
Originally Posted by baz69birds
Maybe a 5 min job But with NOT much spare cash, which is needed
Baz
Baz
i think that the colour that you'd like on yours baz would be good on the new abw car. it's fairly subtle and would suit the car. i think to be even more cool mask off for the abw graphics then spray the metal flake on. when you then remove the masking the logo is in the non "sparkly" paint. under show lights or sun at outdoor events it'd draw the crouds over. i think that this or the other way round would be
10 January 2006, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by baz69birds
post 95
its the back half in primer,
sent to me today 35 mins before it was posted up
cant get much quicker than that
its the back half in primer,
sent to me today 35 mins before it was posted up
cant get much quicker than that
budgie
10 January 2006, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by baz69birds
post 95
its the back half in primer,
sent to me today 35 mins before it was posted up
cant get much quicker than that
its the back half in primer,
sent to me today 35 mins before it was posted up
cant get much quicker than that
cheers anyway mate
If I knew how, I'd post them myself and stop bothering you .By the way whoever it was said they could take laquer off without messing up the colour do you want a job
10 January 2006, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by ABW
32 mins Baz,
cheers anyway mate If I knew how, I'd post them myself and stop bothering you .
cheers anyway mate
If I knew how, I'd post them myself and stop bothering you . ) willing to help
11 January 2006, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by ABW
By the way whoever it was said they could take laquer off without messing up the colour do you want a job
any ideas if any colleges do any courses? i'm too old to become an apprentice and couldn't afford the wage drop but working in the city really does get boring.
unless anyone out there is willing to take me on at the weekend to teach me?
11 January 2006, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by mneame
was all a bit tongue in cheek. i wouldn't mind learning though. i know the basics and have sprayed some stuff on my car before, scoops, side skirts and splitter turned out well but this was with cans rather than spray gun.
any ideas if any colleges do any courses? i'm too old to become an apprentice and couldn't afford the wage drop but working in the city really does get boring.
unless anyone out there is willing to take me on at the weekend to teach me?
any ideas if any colleges do any courses? i'm too old to become an apprentice and couldn't afford the wage drop but working in the city really does get boring.
unless anyone out there is willing to take me on at the weekend to teach me?
11 January 2006, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by mneame
wozza - if that's a serious offer can i take you up on it?
already have my own spray guns and a car that i could work on.
already have my own spray guns and a car that i could work on.
i also do digital printing i thought how this would confuse people if they see this was wrapped onto a scooby.
http://photobucket.com/albums/d14/wo...ent=colour.jpg
you did want pastel colours.
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11 January 2006, 09:20 PM
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I think you should do a Japanese police car theme 
Impreza
http://carwallpaper.3jo.com/images/jp3/wrx0308.jpg
NSX
http://carwallpaper.3jo.com/images/jp3/nsx.jpg
Skyline
http://carwallpaper.3jo.com/images/jp3/r34030730.jpg
Has to be done
Impreza
http://carwallpaper.3jo.com/images/jp3/wrx0308.jpg
NSX
http://carwallpaper.3jo.com/images/jp3/nsx.jpg
Skyline
http://carwallpaper.3jo.com/images/jp3/r34030730.jpg
Has to be done
12 January 2006, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by baz69birds
OH Yes defo aggree on this
will defo stand out
will defo stand out
look a DUMPVALVE
13 January 2006, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by ABW
We're thinking of a pastle colour (very in this year apparently)
maybe orange
maybe orange
why be the same as every1 else when u can be differnet
HOK (house of colours) have agood website to get good colour dieaas from
my favourite is their candy red...
if you are looking for pastel shades tho orange is the best one to go for imo!
14 January 2006, 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by MrsDibbleyUK
HOK (house of colours) have agood website to get good colour dieaas from
my favourite is their candy red
my favourite is their candy red
CANDY RED my 2nd choice of colour, if i was going for something different.
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