2-Tone paint
A friend works at a car shop. I can get a good deal on a custom paint job, should I do it? See attatched photos; I apologize for the quality, they were done on my decade old computers paint program.
Originally Posted by MetalMilitiaSRT
A friend works at a car shop. I can get a good deal on a custom paint job, should I do it? See attatched photos; I apologize for the quality, they were done on my decade old computers paint program.
please god no..
I like two tone paint jobs but the most important aspect is having the paint come down a few inches on the sides. Very important. But most two tone modern cars are box-like cars, like chargers, mustangs, 300's, so it works a little better than the rounded crossire.
But you're onto something...
But you're onto something...
if YOU like it, then do it. it's your car, your dream, your fun.
try and pursue your dreams and make your goals before Obama makes you start paying for other people's dreams/laziness.
try and pursue your dreams and make your goals before Obama makes you start paying for other people's dreams/laziness.
I can see where you are going with this. If you search for images of the Bugatti Veyron (slobber!) there are loads shown with a black bonnet/roof over a blue body. However, the very defined bonnet on the Veyron gives a clear boundary where logic dictates the black paint should stop. The Crossfire is a very different animal. I personally like two tone jobs, but I think your proposal lacks subtlety, and the transition point between the two colours doesn't work (to my eyes, at least!). However, it's your car, and it is not for me to stop you if the design works for you.
Whatever you decide to do, have fun!
Whatever you decide to do, have fun!
Originally Posted by MetalMilitiaSRT
A friend works at a car shop. I can get a good deal on a custom paint job, should I do it? See attatched photos; I apologize for the quality, they were done on my decade old computers paint program.
I would get a nice paint job done in one solid color.
Originally Posted by MetalMilitiaSRT
A friend works at a car shop. I can get a good deal on a custom paint job, should I do it? See attatched photos; I apologize for the quality, they were done on my decade old computers paint program.
Maybe a different color, like silver ? I think the two-tone on the veyron works because they use non-metalic colors and they are more vivid. I like the line you are trying to follow.
As long as you don't intend to sell it you can do whatever you like. The reason I mention this is because if you decide to sell you will never convince someone that it wasn't wrecked or damaged requiring it to be painted
I love two tones! I would avoid strong contrasting colors it chops the car up. Going farther down the side with a good design would look especially cool, but you need someone with talent to pull that off. If the car was white you could use about any color but that blue....someone suggested silver that's one that would work. I personally like blue and cream but that's not for everybody.
Mine is in the shop being painted 2 tone right now. I droped it off last week. I have the SSB stock color and the roof, hood, grill are going a metalic black. will be done this week
Originally Posted by MetalMilitiaSRT
A friend works at a car shop. I can get a good deal on a custom paint job, should I do it? See attatched photos; I apologize for the quality, they were done on my decade old computers paint program.
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/1333...14137778rEEntx
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=635308
http://www2.zhome.com:81/History/10thAnniv.htm
http://www.fedrelandsvennen.no/amcar.../78camaro2.jpg
Here's another thread on the subject.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ght=tone+paint
Last edited by +fireamx; Feb 9, 2009 at 07:32 PM.




