flat black is seriously sick.

 

i know this is an old post but i cant let that go uncorrected.

that speed source body is built in atlanta georgia by downing racing and is all carbon fiber. ive been in the room where they lay them up. ther is no connection between it and that wide body kit


http://downingatlanta.com/downingatl...osites_new.htm

 

is the speedsource body a wide body?

 

Yeah, that car got toally F'ed up when those chrome wheels were put on. God that's just nasty looking in a bad way of course. Get those GT-C's back on that 8!

 

The gt-c's are on the car, read previous page.

 

http://www.lokey.co.nz

Can I please get sum feedback on our RX8 widebody kit built for MadMike and the redbull drift NZ.

Its a bn based front and side skirts, but all the rest is custom fitted and designed by lokey
bodykits (front fenders,rear fenders,rear door, all widened) LOKEY WIDE BODY KIT

If you would like to purchase this kit it is available and can be shipped to your doorstep.

Please give us your thoughts.
Thank you
Shan

 

Shan.

nothing to do here with any kit you talk about..

big cup of fail..

move on.

beers

 

Spam alam a ding dong,,,

 

Where can I buy that real flat black piant?

 

Lowes, Home Depot, Sherwin Williams, Local Paint shop......Or go to a body shop and ask them

 

Thanks? Do you know how much is that(include everything)?

 

LOL, do some research buddy!

 

Best just to go to a local shop and pay the price....cause that is cheaper than doing it yourself if you have no experience

 

The Speedsource car isn't even painted. That is freaking vinyl...


This thread... Face palm.

 

technically speaking, thats not even real flat black paint....

 

irony

 

It's automotive paint. You put down the same base coat color you'd use for brilliant black. Although most guys use tint, instead of color coat to get that deep black. Then you spray it with satin clear coat. It's the satin clear coat that makes it look flat.

You don't make a car look like that with Benjamin Moore and a paint roller.

Of course, on a race car, it's far more likely that they'd do a wrap instead of paint. The car is probably just painted in a single stage black or white color and then they put a wrap on it. It's cheaper and they can integrate the advertiser graphics more easily.

The wrap is also really cool because if you want to do it, it's cheaper than paint and if you decide you don't like it, you can rip it off and the paint should remain undamaged - although I've never actually seen a car that had it removed so I'm dubious.

Hal