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Have a buddy who does excellent plasti dip jobs. sprayer full colorservice pearls metallic ect. I like the idea of playing with removable stuff before I set on a permanent color.
few people these days do the two tone thing. and I also like semi gloss and matte finishes so I dint get any glossifer or pearls (yet). here's the first render I wouldn't mind opinions good or bad it's my car in the end I'll choose but it never hurts to hear from the outside
I hope I don't seem obtuse, but when two toning, I think there should be a flow that doesn't stop just because of a body seam. I had a Z, and the idea of a contrasting roof is cool. I think that continuing the black thru the trunk lid and ending with a pleasing shape would not look like a big "patch". Doing similar onto the front bumper mimicking the curves of the bumper as a guide would let it flow nicely without looking like a "stick on"
I hope I don't seem obtuse, but when two toning, I think there should be a flow that doesn't stop just because of a body seam. I had a Z, and the idea of a contrasting roof is cool. I think that continuing the black thru the trunk lid and ending with a pleasing shape would not look like a big "patch". Doing similar onto the front bumper mimicking the curves of the bumper as a guide would let it flow nicely without looking like a "stick on"
No duley noted I thought about trunk lid about 5 miles away from his paint spot lol.
Another no for the hood. Don't generally like two tone, but the roof isn't too objectionable.
We have 2 stripes on our living room wall; they're satin instead of the rest being flat... same color. People often dont notice until they've been here for hours. I think that'd look better; same color but flat roof.
I hope I don't seem obtuse, but when two toning, I think there should be a flow that doesn't stop just because of a body seam. I had a Z, and the idea of a contrasting roof is cool. I think that continuing the black thru the trunk lid and ending with a pleasing shape would not look like a big "patch". Doing similar onto the front bumper mimicking the curves of the bumper as a guide would let it flow nicely without looking like a "stick on"
What he said. It looks like big black blotches, not integrated at all.
I'm actually in agreement I think yall on the lights. But for 250 and the crazy amount of light they put out vs the pop ups... safety goes in front of looks for me.
I think just the roof and halo would look great.
Two tone z06
