race car painting
09-22-2007, 07:14 PM
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race car painting
A while ago somebody was putting way cool paint schemes for WC race cars up on this forum.
Can anybody remember when that was....or how to find that thread???
Thanks!!
Can anybody remember when that was....or how to find that thread???
Thanks!!
09-22-2007, 10:47 PM
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now what makes you think that
man is it a small world~ Yeah.......those are the drawings. There was a thread that had lots of different designs...but I can't find it. Got any ideas.BTW>>>>that is a goodlooking design
09-22-2007, 11:27 PM
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It was in one of short throws threads, Adam Boca took that Foametix wrap scheme we had and made some based off of it. I dont recall where it was located though...
09-23-2007, 06:08 AM
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09-23-2007, 11:11 AM
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The thread you are looking for is the one where the guy took the C6 and converted it to a race car, it is located in the C6 Z06 section. Do a search for Short-Throw or even better do a search for Adam Boca in that section and you will find the pics that you are looking for, they were of possible skins for the guys car that had a Katech engine in it.
09-23-2007, 11:29 AM
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The thread you are looking for is the one where the guy took the C6 and converted it to a race car, it is located in the C6 Z06 section. Do a search for Short-Throw or even better do a search for Adam Boca in that section and you will find the pics that you are looking for, they were of possible skins for the guys car that had a Katech engine in it.
09-23-2007, 03:03 PM
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09-23-2007, 04:38 PM
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3-5k, depending on how elaborate it is and how much design time you have in it.
The Foametix wrap took about a day and a half to lay on the car, and about an hour at the end of the season to take it off.
Pretty neat stuff. If we had a crash, or scrape, I had precut pieces we just layed on the new bodywork, no matter what color or how ugly it was underneath.
09-24-2007, 12:36 PM
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3-5k, depending on how elaborate it is and how much design time you have in it.
The Foametix wrap took about a day and a half to lay on the car, and about an hour at the end of the season to take it off.
Pretty neat stuff. If we had a crash, or scrape, I had precut pieces we just layed on the new bodywork, no matter what color or how ugly it was underneath.
The Foametix wrap took about a day and a half to lay on the car, and about an hour at the end of the season to take it off.
Pretty neat stuff. If we had a crash, or scrape, I had precut pieces we just layed on the new bodywork, no matter what color or how ugly it was underneath.
Most proteams are doing it now day.
09-24-2007, 03:11 PM
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3-5k, depending on how elaborate it is and how much design time you have in it.
The Foametix wrap took about a day and a half to lay on the car, and about an hour at the end of the season to take it off.
Pretty neat stuff. If we had a crash, or scrape, I had precut pieces we just layed on the new bodywork, no matter what color or how ugly it was underneath.
The Foametix wrap took about a day and a half to lay on the car, and about an hour at the end of the season to take it off.
Pretty neat stuff. If we had a crash, or scrape, I had precut pieces we just layed on the new bodywork, no matter what color or how ugly it was underneath.
I had no luck trying to find somebody in Michigan that could do something like this.
09-24-2007, 05:36 PM
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