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Old 09-03-2007, 04:26 PM
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And she's painted...

Low res shots from the shop.. I will snap "fancy" ones on Wednesday. They barely had time to get her shot today before the temps got too crazy. Was 106 in the shop at 2:30pm.. eek!



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Looks really good Steve can't wait to see her at SEMA!
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Looks really good! can't wait to see her back on the road
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what ever happened to the "bad panny" tat idea?
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what ever happened to the "bad panny" tat idea?
John McBride is still working on it. I will be incorporated SOMEWHERE on the car. Not sure about on the fender. Sorta depends on if it can be done tastefully and not look too overboard.
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looks great Steve. Glad they shot the whole car, I can't imagine trying to match and blend that color.

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Wow.....looking good. Can't wait to see it finished.
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looks great Steve. Glad they shot the whole car, I can't imagine trying to match and blend that color.

Jody
Well, remember that when we did the LS2 they painted the hood and front fenders. They did a great job matching but the paint on that end of the car was smoother than the back half of the car. We were just going to do to the front fenders, but when they heard about SEMA they wanted to make sure that it was as nice as it could be. It's a big deal for BOS that the car will be there.

It's nice knowing the the whole car is shot the same. I will cry when I get the first rock chip then get over it and not care.. lol

The rocker panels will be getting Xpel'd
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