I'm glad to see someone else on here doesn't use that word either.

 

too many decals.. the mivec decal looks kinda cool. your car is already yellow, it doesnt need anything else to draw more attention

 

Hiya, is this your first time planning car decalling? If it is, dont take it too bad what has been said because planning a full car decal is not easy and there are just afew rules that you need to follow that is all.

1: If you have a main sponsor (RRM I guess), Use their logo as the main theme which usually are at the sides where the are is the largest and not the 'Mivec' word.

2 : You have too many different type of fonts and color. Fonts type should be kept to a minimal and choose the color careful and try to keep them in one color.

3: The mitsubishi logo should be kept within its corporate color which is red and at the bottom of the logo, 'mitsubishi motors' should be there, and below that should be the black bar with 'Ralliart' in white. Keep logo either at the bonnet, just below the side mirrors.

4: When it comes to strips, dont break them too much as you have done. Keep them in one continuous flow and strips should be multi-colored instead of just black. Look at the EVO6 TME strips for instant.

5: Keep the bumpers sides and lower front for your Wheel and Tire sponsors if any. Same as the rear but try not to smack it in the middle but 2 sets just below the rear lights.

 

ok so basically everyone is saying the samething, so take off the "stickers'', i'll consider it , i guess thats the only thing that everyone thinks needs changing...i still haven't gottenany tickets or even been pulled and i've had the car for over a year and the vinyl i got about 3 months after the car....keep the veiws coming if they are DIFFERENT.....

 

I would rather walk then to drive that thing on the road... sorry but thats my opinion

 

I don't think all the decals and logos will get you pulled over... unless they discussed that while I was sleeping in Driver's Ed 5.5 years ago...

 

This car makes me embarrased to be on these forums

If you like it

 

Hopefully some of the pics below can give you some ideas......

 

your care certainly has "flare"

 

i don't even know what to say when i look at that...if you JUST showed it you'd be on the line of ok'ness...but even then, everything looks like its just thrown on there. but if i saw it driving down the road...it would make me want to pull over and take off my Mitsubishi badge

 

i think the hood mesh would be better just straight black... other than that, you're doing your thing...

 

This sounds like some very good advice. Would make your car go from tacky to nice looking.

 

I love the second one here, but I think that's because I'm not much of a fan of blue and yellow together. This is a testimate that it's not having a bunch of stickers on your car that makes it tacky. It's how it is done.

 

^^^^
Actually, its someone elses advice to me years ago when I attempted full body decal and messed it up real good...

my car decalling is almost complete ......so I post it when its done....

 

The first one, the Ohlins EVO, the blue is actually spray painted on and it has a florescent effect and its pretty nice actually. The second one is actually harder to do because its done in a way that its not for racing, yet its just right to add in character that is for street use.......At the end, its all about grouping the stickers....