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Audio-Concepts

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  1. A good collision shop could easily blend your hood to the fenders. Trust me on this, plus if you spend a little extra, they may even buff the whole car as a package deal.

    Most collision shops have a UV light color matching machine, that when you press it to a buffed flat surface, it will read the different pigments in the paint a come up with a virtually identical color match in which you would spray the hood and blend the tops of the fenders.

    Because of the edge of the fender and the slight boxiness, you will hardly see a difference in the color if any.

    Ive been painting cars for years and this is actually a pretty easy blend because of the body shape!

  2. I know I havent been active with my build on the Sable for a while, been focusing on the race car for the season, but as of tomorrow morning that will also be put on hold. Which in all actuality isnt a bad thing considering the circumstance.

    Tomorrow morning my wife and I will be heading to the hospital @ 7 am so that we can start inducing labor to welcome our newest member of the family and future audiophile!

    My daughter Raelyn Alexis will be soon gracing us with her arrival and that is all that matters!

    (but dont get me wrong....... I will be back building in no time)

  3. Just be careful when applying! If the lights are already tinted and cleared, sand them with 800 grit wet sandpaper (wet sand), then apply your mid coat very catefully, mid coats such as pearls and candies are prone for runs, so apply carefully!

    Then wait about 15-20 min and apply your clear, this should also help give you more depth in the lights and really bring out the color!

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