DC2 Custom pain, CF hood
Custom dupont color (new hot hues series) with a fiber images CF hood. The truck in the background is my brother-in-law's and is painted a candy tangerine with red base coat.
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yeah that does look terrible.
</TD></TR></TABLE>yeah that does look terrible.
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first lunchbox read the ******* post he tells you what color it is, second, is it just me or is the 94-97 front end hideous and i hate moldings on integra's, you should have gotten a 98-01 front end and shaved the moldings and then it whould be smoking
yeah, painting the grill was sort of an experiment to see how it would look and actually, I like the way the color flows. More than likely, I'm cutting it out anyways to put an intercooler in this winter.
The color is from dupont, think the company name is August Flame or something like that. To compete with House of Color, dupont created a new line of paints with candies, base/clears, flakes and pearls called Hot Hues.
You don't paint a car with lowered suspension on it . . . . the Integras are low to begin with and having to sand them (wet sanded completely by hand) and then spray them close to the ground, your back begins to hurt.
The color is from dupont, think the company name is August Flame or something like that. To compete with House of Color, dupont created a new line of paints with candies, base/clears, flakes and pearls called Hot Hues.
You don't paint a car with lowered suspension on it . . . . the Integras are low to begin with and having to sand them (wet sanded completely by hand) and then spray them close to the ground, your back begins to hurt.
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aw, if you're going to cut out the center bar of the bumper, you should have done that before painting, because you have to do something to fill in the triangular cut-out areas that it leaves behind after cutting it.
I wasn't sure if I wanted to upgrade the Greddy kit with the IC, but yeah, my plan is to pull the front bumber, cut it, sand it down and then respray the inner part where the grill was black. Cutting the grill leaves a nasty cut area anyways if you don't prep it afterwards and sand it. Figure it's just a little more work, but at least it will be done right,







