self painted, first time. outcome is pretty good to me :D

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yeah. its still not done mate. still need to sand down, and lacquer, and then wax/polish, itl look nice when im done. i will post the final final final pictures next time.
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okay more updates :P i couldnt wait till the finished end result so here is some more :P

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Oh my it is rather orange. Youve been tangoed!
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Those 3 lines are not straight. Measure the distance between the middle and bottom lines and they won't be the same.
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the 3 lines one the first picture are straight.. it looks squint because there are slopes on the fairings... and the way i took it is out of perspective, the second picture are also straight, but its not 100% symmetrical to the first picture as it was pretty hard to make them 100% the same.
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self painted, first time. outcome is pretty good to me :D

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Awesome bro. Did i see yr orange k-conversions tail at the back ground of the first pic? :)
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yeah thats the orange k-con tail section on the grass xD
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thats coming along really well you should be well chuffed with that result looking forward to seeing it with the k-con tail unit on top marks. and to be fair id rather pay 40-60 quid on rattle cans the pay someone £900+ for a propa paint job but hey thats just me
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thanks man, yeah im almost done, just gotta get the under tray and rear lights for k-con tail unit and then i need to wax/polish the paint to give it the mirror finish and im all done :)
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Post by thunderace »

For your first attempt, that looks damned good from here :peace:

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