07-14-2012, 12:55 AM
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Painting her :D
Ill be painting my alero a bright blue here in the next month or so depends on how long it takes us to construct the paintbooth I just wanted to see what yall think of it if yall would think it would look good or not im thinking of doing white racing strips but im not completly sure yet ill be getting the 5 spoke rims for her and powdercoating my calipers and brackets blue possibly or something else thatll fit with it im not sure on what tone of blue i am going to be using. The rims depending on if I like them polished or not will probally end up getting powdercoated in a smoke chrome like my rangers rims, any thoughts?
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2004 oldsmobile alero gl1 sedan, cold air intake from chrome intakes, catback exhaust, ceramic brakes and cross drilled rotors.
Future mods are going turbo charged, paint, new exhaust system, converting rear brakes to discs, and hopefully a 6-speed tranny swap. Not exactly in that order.
Last edited by ronnysbray : 07-14-2012 at 01:04 AM.
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07-14-2012, 11:11 AM
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Before doing anything serious, photoshop it! Makes things much easier to prototype so you don't spend money on something you find out doesn't really look the way you imagined.
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07-14-2012, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by [ion] C2
Before doing anything serious, photoshop it! Makes things much easier to prototype so you don't spend money on something you find out doesn't really look the way you imagined.
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07-14-2012, 01:18 PM
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⌘ Irish Pride
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Yeah there was a was named bluelego or something like that. It was a bright blue color that didn't look that great to me anyway
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07-14-2012, 02:25 PM
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07-14-2012, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by AleroB888
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Not quite that bright of a blue
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"Horsepower sells cars,Torque wins races." ~Carroll Shelby.
2004 oldsmobile alero gl1 sedan, cold air intake from chrome intakes, catback exhaust, ceramic brakes and cross drilled rotors.
Future mods are going turbo charged, paint, new exhaust system, converting rear brakes to discs, and hopefully a 6-speed tranny swap. Not exactly in that order.
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07-14-2012, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by jhubbz
Yeah there was a was named bluelego or something like that. It was a bright blue color that didn't look that great to me anyway
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exactly what I was thinking, or maybe it was just his bright green wheels..
anyways IMO darker colors look better on an Alero.
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07-15-2012, 03:17 PM
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⌘ Irish Pride
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Originally Posted by 03Sleepr
exactly what I was thinking, or maybe it was just his bright green wheels..
anyways IMO darker colors look better on an Alero.
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LOL!
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07-15-2012, 03:40 PM
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LOL!
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I like that color blue but those rims have to go
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"Horsepower sells cars,Torque wins races." ~Carroll Shelby.
2004 oldsmobile alero gl1 sedan, cold air intake from chrome intakes, catback exhaust, ceramic brakes and cross drilled rotors.
Future mods are going turbo charged, paint, new exhaust system, converting rear brakes to discs, and hopefully a 6-speed tranny swap. Not exactly in that order.
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07-15-2012, 04:13 PM
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LOL!
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LMAO..I think this kid is color blind, blue car, bright neon green wheels and I just noticed his red calipers
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07-14-2012, 02:59 PM
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pimped-up-cars-iii-blue.jpg
this is about the color I would like to do.
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2004 oldsmobile alero gl1 sedan, cold air intake from chrome intakes, catback exhaust, ceramic brakes and cross drilled rotors.
Future mods are going turbo charged, paint, new exhaust system, converting rear brakes to discs, and hopefully a 6-speed tranny swap. Not exactly in that order.
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07-14-2012, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by ronnysbray
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That's a good, deep glossy blue. Metallic?
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07-14-2012, 04:15 PM
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Thats what it looks like, wow alerob888 you live in fort knox? thats like right down the road lol.
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"Horsepower sells cars,Torque wins races." ~Carroll Shelby.
2004 oldsmobile alero gl1 sedan, cold air intake from chrome intakes, catback exhaust, ceramic brakes and cross drilled rotors.
Future mods are going turbo charged, paint, new exhaust system, converting rear brakes to discs, and hopefully a 6-speed tranny swap. Not exactly in that order.
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07-14-2012, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by ronnysbray
Thats what it looks like, wow alerob888 you live in fort knox? thats like right down the road lol.
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yeah, Radcliff, but Fort Knox area. I go to E-town quite a bit, though. Know a lot of the older North Hardin people. I was at Brangers the other day, they cleared out a lot of their stock. Said they can dyno FWD
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07-14-2012, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by AleroB888
yeah, Radcliff, but Fort Knox area. I go to E-town quite a bit, though. Know a lot of the older North Hardin people. I was at Brangers the other day, they cleared out a lot of their stock. Said they can dyno FWD
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Im not a big fan of brangers but yea
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"Horsepower sells cars,Torque wins races." ~Carroll Shelby.
2004 oldsmobile alero gl1 sedan, cold air intake from chrome intakes, catback exhaust, ceramic brakes and cross drilled rotors.
Future mods are going turbo charged, paint, new exhaust system, converting rear brakes to discs, and hopefully a 6-speed tranny swap. Not exactly in that order.
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07-16-2012, 12:01 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AleroB888
yeah, Radcliff, but Fort Knox area. I go to E-town quite a bit, though. Know a lot of the older North Hardin people. I was at Brangers the other day, they cleared out a lot of their stock. Said they can dyno FWD
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Random thought here... we have a "fort knox" where i live, and we also have a place that we call "e-town". for a minute there i wasl ike: SOMEONE ON THE FORUM IS NEAR ME????" HAHA
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07-16-2012, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by a.graham52
Random thought here... we have a "fort knox" where i live, and we also have a place that we call "e-town". for a minute there i wasl ike: SOMEONE ON THE FORUM IS NEAR ME????" HAHA
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Yeah, in Colorado there was a "Louisville" and a "Jefferson County", like in Kentucky.
I wonder if "smoked chrome"= gunmetal
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07-16-2012, 12:28 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AleroB888
Yeah, in Colorado there was a "Louisville" and a "Jefferson County", like in Kentucky.
I wonder if "smoked chrome"= gunmetal
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Nooooooooo lol totally different if I can find the picture of my rangers rims Ill post it lol
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"Horsepower sells cars,Torque wins races." ~Carroll Shelby.
2004 oldsmobile alero gl1 sedan, cold air intake from chrome intakes, catback exhaust, ceramic brakes and cross drilled rotors.
Future mods are going turbo charged, paint, new exhaust system, converting rear brakes to discs, and hopefully a 6-speed tranny swap. Not exactly in that order.
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07-14-2012, 07:30 PM
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metallic i find is the easiest to hide swirl marks paint defects
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07-15-2012, 09:03 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by spc2125
metallic i find is the easiest to hide swirl marks paint defects
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incorrect answer!! mettalics are the worst you see everyting if the mettalic is laid out wrong do ya not think your gonna see a tiger stripe?? or mottling?? eff yes you will. pearls, candy`s, the worse colors to do if ya dont know what your doing inexperience can ruin paint work
to the original poster.........if you have zero experience in paint and body, no words i type out will help i have to be there in the flesh to help you but i can type this, be patient, take your time, and preping is the key poor preping you will have problems to the high heavens!!!
if you have questions i can try to help the best i can but it wont do any good since im not there helping you but i can try
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