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Can someone photochop the Carrera script for me?
I am trying to figure out if I want to put the Carrera script decal on the side of my Cab in either black, grey or not at all. If I do the grey script it will be with 16 inch Fuchs in grey. This would be really helpful as I cannot find a Cab in the search function with it on in my color. Thanks again :)
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Hey Nick,
My two cents having gone that route. For your car with grey fuchs I'd use the grey script. The script is easy to remove so if you don't adjust to it, off it goes. First, I'd do the wheels though and that way you get to see it without. Personally, I like to match the script to the wheels. In your case I'd probably only go black if I kept the wheels that way. Black centers with black script would look low keyed and understated, whereas grey wheels with grey script is a definite standout. Depends on your taste and personality. I went the silver route, though I never planned on it initially. I just think it was my best option in the long run. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1145835532.jpg |
I have silver in stock....
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I am leaning towards silver with silver wheels if someone can chop them on my car so I can make a decision......... |
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I'll be there too!
I'd really like to see your car with black wheel centers and a black stripe. I think it would bring out the richness of the color. My red was difficult for me to figure out. When I got my car it came with a poor attempt at body color wheels and while they work on some colors they didn't on mine. Same for black they did nothing for the color of the car. Too dark and lifeless. In my case black wasn't even original. From the factory the wheels were painted platinum metallic to match the interior...Uh no thanks. So I went to silver somewhat accidentally as I was refinishing the wheels and stripped the paint the silver looked okay. Then I tried the stripe and it's still on...even though I'm still not really sure about it. |
Here is one with grey wheels and stripe.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1145840636.jpg
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I'm thinking gray or silver/aluminum. I think black doesn't have enough contrast.
BTW if it were my car, I'd lower the rear too. Sorry, I know you didn't ask. |
This should be very interesting!!! I'm very curious as to what other ideas you're cooking up! :D
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I really like the way it looks :) Thanks for the chop, it really helped alot. |
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I have a Carrera tail on the way also and the interior is being re-done this week in black with maroon piping :) BTW, thank you for selling me such a sweetheart of a Cab. I owe you a bunch :) |
I am sticking with a black script with the tail, ft lip and black wheels. Thanks guys!
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How is the script attached? How does it "easily" come off?
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Two part vinyl with a light adhesive background....a heat gun softens it and you peel it off....
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UncleNick
Very nice ride! I know it's off topic but why did you move your 928? Was there something you didn't like about the ride (not the car per se)? I posted on the 928 forum a little while ago but I'm not certain you saw it. Thanks, And again, Uber-sweet ride!! |
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Wish a cab (or a blond) would fall into my lap - hahahaa.
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MikeZ,
What do you mean by "2 part vinyl"? |
Vinyl in between two sheets of paper, one opaque and the other see thru....
The heavy opaque one peels off and the sticky sided vinyl is applied to the car, squeegeed flat and then the see thru paper is peeled off .... leaving the vinyl.... |
ill have it in black for you by tomorrow around 11:30 am pacific time
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