To paint or not to paint.

[RCstang]

Okay, car finally gets out of the body shop after my mishap. I have a GT350 spoiler sitting on my living room floor. Car is Ingot Silver. The big question is, leave it gloss black to pull the tail light surroundings and center or paint it silver to match the car?

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[SK GT]

I painted mine to be different. Check out the Steeda car. It has their spoiler but they look very similiar. That car is silver so gives you a really good idea of a body color match.

 

[Khyber]

Leave it gloss black. Don't paint it silver.

 

[Shouldhavegotthegt]

IMO on the lighter colored cars the black spoiler looks good. On the darker colors it just looks unfinished. Not enough contrast. I've got magnetic and I want that spoiler but I don't think it looks right black. I dipped my stock spoiler for a little bit but pulled it off.

 

[Jeffola]

I agree with @shouldhavegottenthegt 100%.

 

[Jasber]

Search [MENTION=7398]Todd15Fastback[/MENTION]. His silver looks amazing with the black steeda spoiler.

 

[nightmare702]

Agreed with [MENTION=11484]Jasber[/MENTION]. He said the perfect person too. Todd's shows you a steeda spoiler without matching body color.

 

[Jasber]

He's also the one who convinced me to get silver wheels to replace my PP blacks. So classy!

 

[Todd15Fastback]

[MENTION=11484]Jasber[/MENTION] [MENTION=22826]nightmare702[/MENTION]

Thanks guys:cheers:

 

[Terminator2]

On yellow, orange and white (especially yellow) I love the gloss black spoilers. On silver I can go either way. I had a silver car before with a color matched wing and it looked great. I had seen the same wing on another silver car like mine but this one was black and I honestly didn't like the way it looked.

 

[bruinfan17]

I couldn't decide to paint or not. For right now I left it black but I'm getting a hood painted soon so I might end up painting it body color then

 

[Chameleon]

350 spoiler should stay black.

 

[Todd15Fastback]

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