



I tossed around the idea with a few of my co-workers, and they don't think its a good idea. They all agree that a flat black hood, like what is seen on many ricers, looks like the driver was going for the carbon fiber look on the cheap.LilSparkPlug wrote:Yup hood and wing. And it shouldn't cost you too much. FB vinyl is very cheap. My friend that has a vinyl shop has it in 6foot wide pieces (more than enough to do something like that)
Tell your co-workers their morons. I have flat black on my car and I can ASSURE them it doesn't look like I wanted CF and couldn't afford it. A 10k paint job > CF any day. Brodie's (supertrick05) car doesn't look cheap either. Its old school from the 70s. When you see a honda with a ghetto ass hood they couldn't afford to paint its different, that doesn't look like the flat black either he or I have.joseph_hac wrote:I tossed around the idea with a few of my co-workers, and they don't think its a good idea. They all agree that a flat black hood, like what is seen on many ricers, looks like the driver was going for the carbon fiber look on the cheap.LilSparkPlug wrote:Yup hood and wing. And it shouldn't cost you too much. FB vinyl is very cheap. My friend that has a vinyl shop has it in 6foot wide pieces (more than enough to do something like that)
What do you guys think?
Tell 'em hun! I agree 100% with you...flat black accents, when done right, look absolutely stunning! I think it would look fantastic on your car, joseph_hac. The only way it looks "rice" is when you spray shit flat black with a rattle can. Then it just looks ghetto as all hell...but when you use an automotive product sprayed out of professional equipment, the results are just fantastic! I know the flat/semi-gloss black thing isn't for everyone, but I can assure you...it's NOT rice and it's NOT meant to be a cheap replacement for carbon fiber. If I would have gotten a carbon fiber hood, I would have painted it with the same paint that is on my SRT hood because that's the look I'm going for.LilSparkPlug wrote:Tell your co-workers their morons. I have flat black on my car and I can ASSURE them it doesn't look like I wanted CF and couldn't afford it. A 10k paint job > CF any day. Brodie's (supertrick05) car doesn't look cheap either. Its old school from the 70s. When you see a honda with a ghetto ass hood they couldn't afford to paint its different, that doesn't look like the flat black either he or I have.
Again....they have no idea what they are talking about. Flat black accents look amazing when done properly.

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What are the cons of wrapping it in vinyl? It would be cheaper and I could always remove it and still have the original paint underneath if I wanted to sell the car.hul kogan wrote:stripes look great on there. as already suggested, a flat black hood will tie it in even better. don't wrap you hood in vinyl, though. do it right and paint it if you want that look.
well, i personally think it looks cheap and tacky. you will probably have a difficult time getting the vinyl to lay down on the hood perfectly. although if you spent some time with a heat gun you might be able to get OK results. still it isn't going to be easy.joseph_hac wrote:What are the cons of wrapping it in vinyl? It would be cheaper and I could always remove it and still have the original paint underneath if I wanted to sell the car.
