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lol...........Eibach Sportlines.I need to get some lowering springs.
What are you running?

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lol...........Eibach Sportlines.I need to get some lowering springs.
What are you running?

Yeah it's different lighting. The picture I posted is what it looks like most of the time. Silver shows off the lines of this car better than anything else.BmacIL- Nice picture but it must be the lighting in the garage Ultra is in...looked like a different car to me.
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-Emt1581
And you forgot bronze.All good. Just go down road and say out loud the colors you see. All it will be is black white silver and dark silver. Black black white white black silver black white black black silver black white white silver dark grey
It's why I got something different
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That's part of the reason I got Guard. It is totally different from most things you see, but still isn't RED or YELLOW or ORANGE.And you forgot bronze.
Black - White - Gray - Silver - Bronze
That's all there is anymore. That is the only reason I took the photo below.
Car vinyl graphics have improved over the years. They last about as long as anything else - your paint, rubber seals, clear protective film, clear coat, waxes, etc.Vinyl?...Like the things you stick on windows over the holidays for decoration??
Not sure about gloss/flat/satin/etc...I think I'd need to see them side by side. But again, whatever I get it needs to last a LOOONNNGG time. I don't want it looking like hell after a couple decades of being in the garage.
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-Emt1581
I agree, and thanks for sharing those pics PonyGrrl! Sure would love to get a look at your front...the car I mean....
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-Emt1581
Only downside is that the paint underneath the stripes will age differently than the uncovered paint, so if you decide to go stripeless in the future, you might be able to tell.Car vinyl graphics have improved over the years. They last about as long as anything else - your paint, rubber seals, clear protective film, clear coat, waxes, etc.
Stripes are only about 0.003" thick. Upkeep includes avoiding over-working them, same as for your paint.
If your car will sit outside all year round, then the stripes will age faster, just like with everything else. If your car is inside 50% of the time, or you put a cover on it, then they will last longer. Eventually they could fade a bit (like your paint), or crack.
But they are replaceable. And you can get a different color next time.
I would say you are safe with stripes if you convince yourself now that you are willing to spend $500 now for them, and then $500 again in 5 years or more. Looking at it another way, they run you $10/month. Kinda like any other "option" you get for your car.
My car will be garage kept year round, aside from any trips or home repairs...but still, I think I'd rather not have stripes given that they can chip/wear/etc...along with the point you raised about the paint underneath aging differently.Only downside is that the paint underneath the stripes will age differently than the uncovered paint, so if you decide to go stripeless in the future, you might be able to tell.
Honestly, I'll just replace my stripes when they wear out. I park outside 100% of the time, so they will eventually fade. If I get 5 years out of them, I'll be a happy camper.
That loooks super werid.
My car will be garage kept year round, aside from any trips or home repairs...but still, I think I'd rather not have stripes given that they can chip/wear/etc...along with the point you raised about the paint underneath aging differently.
So when comparing how cool they look with all the negatives of how they change over time...not worth it to me personally.
Now watch...I'll see one with stripes somewhere, fall in love with it, and end up buying it!
-Emt1581