nemix

Hey everyone. Does anyone have this configuration? I always see them left carbon fiber or painted black but not the color of the car.

Thanks

nemix

Only been able to find this white one. Looks extremely thin (compared to other pics) and curves. Most pics of the skirts I've seen have been pretty flat and the ones I received look flat unless installation changes the shape.

http://www.street-cover.com/mazda-love/

Narfle

iTrader: (16)

Don't do it bruh. They come in material finish for a reason. And they'll look like vom.

nemix

They sell them in FRP also though, so I figured atleast a few people would have painted those. I'll see if anyone has some pics before I do anything. I have been thinking I can grab some vinyl for cheap off of Amazon and wrap then to get an idea of how they will look as well

00SPEC

iTrader: (9)

i agree, i don't like them too much anyway, but worse-so when they're painted.

just my opinion ofcourse

nemix

What I like about them is that they don't have to clip on to the side of the car. If I got any other sideskirts I'd have a Body shop mold them to the side of the car....most side skirts look good in pics but in person.... I dont want skirts that looks like Lego pieces lol

Montego

iTrader: (1)

I like the look of them, but something tells that if they were painted to match the car it just wouldn't look good.

nemix

Just figuring out the best way to get this to flow. I'm putting a vertex front bumper on and burnout rear bumper. They're about the same height (the burnout front bumper and sideskirts are considerably lower... ). I think I will have some thin diffusers/splitters made for each bumper in black and do a thin strip of black vinyl near the bottom of each bumper. Should give a nice uniform look. Should protect the bumper from scratches too.

If anyone comes across any painted pics I'd still owe to see them but I agree since seeing these pics I found, probably won't look good.