NFR or custom red?
I wouldn't recommend repainting a car as new as a S2K. Once you paint your car you will loose a lot in resale value. People will suspect that you wrecked the car so bad that it needs a repaint. Then there is a cost of a good paint job. I am not talking about the MACCO special. If you are anal about your paint. Then you will have to spend at leat in the upward of $3k to get it done right. An it still won't be as good as the factory paint. You might as well sell your car and get a newer one.
thanks for the responses...i do agree that if i'm going to spend the money i might as well get a custom color, but i do love new formula. i do like the idea of adding pearl to it b/c i think nfr alone lacks depth.
i should have specified that i think the factory paint is good but the process honda uses could be better, a lot better.
i'm not too worried about the resale aspect, i do plan on keeping this car for a long time.
i should have specified that i think the factory paint is good but the process honda uses could be better, a lot better.
i'm not too worried about the resale aspect, i do plan on keeping this car for a long time.
Originally Posted by Clayman,Mar 14 2006, 11:21 AM
That is the best shade of red on the planet, IMO. There are no other options.Rosso Corso is 95% the same as NFR, and 100% if the cars are on their own.
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