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Postby Shadowden » Tue Aug 21, 2012 9:14

I am less enamored with the idea since I have seen another silverstone S2K done this way now...,albeit a slightly different blue. Though the car looked good.

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Postby Shadowden » Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:14

Debadged the front...ran into a little issue. Now, since I want it debadged and wanted the rock chips fixed, looking into getting the bumper prepped and resprayed with the holes filled in. Also contemplating going to an offset license plate with a tow hook mount. I have a hard time with this due to symmetry, but Like that there are no holes in the bumper if done.

Any idea what cost would be on this?

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Postby kingtut » Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:14

Whoa! I leave you alone for two seconds and this is what you do!? Damn...

There was an Rx-8 out of Castle Pines that had his rear emblem holes filled in and painted (professionally)... there should be a thread around here somewhere.

Not sure about the offset plate on a s2k. What about one of those 'flip-up' plate brackets?
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Postby kingtut » Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:14

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Postby Huzer » Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:14

http://www.coloradomazdaclub.com/forums/showpost.php?p=131637&postcount=3

Glitch wrote:Cost was steeper than I hoped and they may have done a full respray of the parts. The nasty scuff I had on the bumper is gone (I really hated that scuff).

For both front and back, it was a hair over a grand.
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Postby RX-7 Chris » Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:14

I think the offset plate would look good
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Postby RX-7 Chris » Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:14

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Postby Shadowden » Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:14

kingtut wrote:Whoa! I leave you alone for two seconds and this is what you do!? Damn...

There was an Rx-8 out of Castle Pines that had his rear emblem holes filled in and painted (professionally)... there should be a thread around here somewhere.

Not sure about the offset plate on a s2k. What about one of those 'flip-up' plate brackets?


Link to said bracket?

I have seen flip up brackets, but not sure where.

I am not paying some shop 1k to fill a couple holes in the bumper and repaint it...so I will go with front and rear emblems before that (the type R "JDM" lemblems). One problem with the current emblems is the ability for them to hold grime. I don't like that.

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Postby kingtut » Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:14

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Postby Shadowden » Fri Aug 24, 2012 9:14

Taking a cue from miT, I decided to clean up/organize my garage last night. AS part of that, I decided to wipe the car off using Prima Slick. Afterward, the car was visited by an insect (for the curious type, it is in the Order: Neuroptera, Family: Chrysopidae...common name: Green Lacewing).

I thight this was a good picture because you can see a lot of detail in the bugs reflection kind of deep into the paint. Proof that detailing works.

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Postby kingtut » Fri Aug 24, 2012 9:14

Nice!

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Postby Shadowden » Fri Aug 24, 2012 9:14

I planned on building something like these for the S2000

http://passwordjdm.com/PasswordJDM-Dry-Carbon-Fiber-Floor-Mats-08-Nissan-GT-R-P4740C438.aspx

Not nearly worth 1.4k to me.

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Postby Shadowden » Tue Aug 28, 2012 9:14

I was driving north on Broadway after picking up some product and saw this old gas station. Thought it might make a good picture (it would if I had skills).

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Postby ecam8000 » Tue Aug 28, 2012 9:14

Shadowden wrote: Afterward, the car was visited by an insect (for the curious type, it is in the Order: Neuroptera, Family: Chrysopidae...common name: Green Lacewing).





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Postby Shadowden » Tue Aug 28, 2012 9:14

ecam8000 wrote:Proffesor Bug Guy?


my BS is Insect Biology. MS is Entomology/Water Resources.


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