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·Hey guys.
I got a EB 1992 Model, stock standard stuff, In my quest to brighten it up an bit and add a bit of street presence to it (IE that of a sprint) , I'm adding some side skirts, ED XR6/8 Headlight covers, lowering it and painting the grey trims on the side red (same as the car) and the middle stripe around the trim silver (or mabey will leave it, we'll see).
Now I've been quoted $200 for both skirts, If I put both skirts on will I need to add a front skirt and rear apron to make it even out, or does it look straight when they put it on? (saw an EB tickford sprint on www.chickz.org, wicked site to the dood with the XF, and It didn't seem to have any front or rear skirts but still looked straight) so if some one could confirm that for me that would be awsome.
Also, back to the title, Paint job, what would the probability of getting a matched spray can full of paint the same color as the car, and on a sunny day, painting the side trims the same color as the car, and doing it so it doesn't look **** house? Any tips on how to do this? any Ideas on what I could use as a barrier between the rims and the carbody itself (so I dont get that bubble overlay thing happening?)
N e tips would be more than helpful.
Cheers in advance
Dan
I got a EB 1992 Model, stock standard stuff, In my quest to brighten it up an bit and add a bit of street presence to it (IE that of a sprint) , I'm adding some side skirts, ED XR6/8 Headlight covers, lowering it and painting the grey trims on the side red (same as the car) and the middle stripe around the trim silver (or mabey will leave it, we'll see).
Now I've been quoted $200 for both skirts, If I put both skirts on will I need to add a front skirt and rear apron to make it even out, or does it look straight when they put it on? (saw an EB tickford sprint on www.chickz.org, wicked site to the dood with the XF, and It didn't seem to have any front or rear skirts but still looked straight) so if some one could confirm that for me that would be awsome.
Also, back to the title, Paint job, what would the probability of getting a matched spray can full of paint the same color as the car, and on a sunny day, painting the side trims the same color as the car, and doing it so it doesn't look **** house? Any tips on how to do this? any Ideas on what I could use as a barrier between the rims and the carbody itself (so I dont get that bubble overlay thing happening?)
N e tips would be more than helpful.
Cheers in advance
Dan