Lol i knew i was forgetting something! Tonight i promise some! I actually had to fix my HID's like three times. First time I pulled them out because they needed capped(used the aluminum foil trick), second because i cut the housing and they were set too far in and now i finally have them working perfectly fine. Before i had a large amount of dead zones

 

what did you use to paint the car?

 

Rustoleum Oil based white with a foam roller

 

Cleaning up the front end:

MMM


Cruisin'


My HID's:

 

Looks awesome, how did you do that with a foam roller? I need to do some body work and painting on my car and was worried about using a paint gun because that is not one of those things you want to rent lol. Did you just apply the paint and then sand/buff and reapply until the desired result like wood finish? I would really appreciate some pointers or links on how you performed your paint job because it looks awesome.

 

 

That is awesome and thank you, guess who is buying some paint in the near future . How had I never heard of this?

 

Pretty cool. But I would run out of patience after about a day and a half...lol

 

I actually sanded off the first layer of skin off my fingertips. Then I bought gloves...the skin just healed up lol

 

I just felt like doing something uncommon and for $150 it isnt a bad deal. Also, the wheels are my favorite part