Flamed out Acura...
 

I had tried something different with my tattoo graphics, but really, it wasn't me. So I did my usual flames.

http://s2k-kidz.com/crazycars/acurafl1.jpg
http://s2k-kidz.com/crazycars/acurafl2.jpg

This suits me much better. :D

thats pimp tacular.. like my new avatar?

Nice avatar. If you look real close you can see the devil's face in the center of the flames. That proves it's the devil's tool. lol

Wow, I have to say, that is the best paint job I have seen yet on an XMod...

;)

Wow! That's some high praise.

Thanks, I appreciate the compliments.:D

PIMPMOBILE
 

That is one fat sweet pimping mobile!!! Go out and pimp out with that fat pimp-o-rama-mobile!!!

OMG That is awesome. Airbrushed I guess. Props to you. Wanna paint mine next? LOL I just got my 2 new skyline bodys and my wife just bought me a new white supra with body kit. Oh yeah....

Nope, spray can. :cool:

I used a technique I experimented with on guitars. After I layed the white primer, I faded in the aqua from the back. Then I faded some more white primer in from the front. I masked off the flames, and layed the dark blue. I wet sanded with 1500 grit sandpaper to level the dark blue with the flames, at that point I focused on the areas I wanted to bring out more aqua in the flames, and sanded a little heavier at those points. Being super careful not to sand through the color and back into the white.

It's a tricky, risky technique, but modesty aside, I don't think you'll see a smoother fade with a spray can. :D

too complicated for me....ill stick to decals. LOL

dude, those rims are swanky and awesome and the paint job is rockin. awesome work. i wish my car looked that good:rolleyes:

very nice
i love the fade

I just painted the spokes on the stock rims with a Testors paint marker. No reason you couldn't do that yourself. ;)

Nice Job!

Sooo.. where are you?

My 7-string really needs a paint job...

LOl, thanks man. I'm in AZ.

You really want your guitar refinshed, check out this website, http://www.reranch.com/

All the info you need is there, but I wouldn't waste my money on the expensive nitro-laquers they sell. Unless it's a vintage instrument, otherwise acrylic laquer from the auto parts store will probably be a step up from the poly-urethane that your guitar is more than likely originally painted with.

(Sorry to take this thread so far off topic. Couldn't help it, I love gueetars :D )