Sharing my paint job
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From: A Quiet Place
That's a really interesting color combo and paint job. I've never seen anything like it before, and I'm still kind of mixed on how it looks. I like it at first, but then the breaks in the paint seem to not match the lines of the car. Either way, it looks like a very well done paintjob.
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From: Orange County CA
I like the two-tone 
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If I were going to do it, I would mimic the look of the Mugen catalog car (King had it at SEMA) where the colors fade into eachother instead of just going from black to grey.
Like the rear bumper
. If I were going to do it, I would mimic the look of the Mugen catalog car (King had it at SEMA) where the colors fade into eachother instead of just going from black to grey.
Like the rear bumper
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From: NYC to TX VIA VTEC
I wasnt crazy about the 2 tone until I saw the last pic
IMO I would change the wheels, I think the car ( from the side view) it looks it was too much black, the 2 tone paint with some gold wheels would def hot to me (just my 2 cents) 
IMO I would change the wheels, I think the car ( from the side view) it looks it was too much black, the 2 tone paint with some gold wheels would def hot to me
(just my 2 cents)
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From: Denver, CO
Originally Posted by Dark_Sub_Rosa,Apr 9 2006, 07:28 PM
I am not a big fan of where the break in color was chosen, I usually like to see a two-tone type color broken down the side of the car, but I realize on the S the lines don't flow to allow that type of break really. I think the two colors work well together though. I just don't have a solution to where to break the colors up.
The rear looks great but I wonder how it would look if the color stopped where the hood is in the front. Good choice of color combo
