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Color change PPF

dribs15

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Color shift is very 1990's to me, but I guess that makes it cool again?
 
I'm going deep space metallic, but was originally toying with Black Raven (but I like metallic) or radiant red tint coat (not dark enough for me)... Was talking to my detailer and he mentioned Legend ppf (not the color change) and when I went to check them out, I stumbled upon this.

Embarrassingly, I kind of like it... Maybe because one of my best bud's dad growing up was a big GM/AC Delco engineer and I still remember seeing the first color changing paints on Camaros in the early 90's up at their facility in Connecticut. They were definitely louder colors (brighter purples, greens, yellows, blues,...)
 
Add some sprewell spinner wheels, stance it and some under carriage neon.,
 
Did you do it?

Nah, I played it safe... Maybe I would have gone differently if I had the chance to see one that was already done up in person (plus the wife advised that with the way I drive that I should try and be a little less conspicuous)

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Nah, I played it safe... Maybe I would have gone differently if I had the chance to see one that was already done up in person (plus the wife advised that with the way I drive that I should try and be a little less conspicuous)

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This is a thing. My car is baby blue and is noticeable. Having a black, white or gray car does help people not know if that is the same A-hole they saw the other day. Also having stickers or other such things helps make you easy to remember/identify.

My car is very recognizable. But I like having fun colors.
 
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