I've gotta question about paint
I've gotta question about paint
As alot of you have seen, I got my Evo 7 kit painted. Heres the link for those who havn't: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=93806
Anyways, my question is, when I picked up the car I didn't notice cause I was in a hurry but now in the right light it looks like the bodykit paint is about 1/4-1/2 of a shade lighter. Sometimes you can't even notice it but other times it's pretty obvious. Alot of people I've talked to said that the paints not gunna look exactily the same cause it sets differant on the material its on but it really bothers me. Plus I kinda figure you get what you pay for and it was only $500. I'm planing on painting the car a differant color next year but until then the color match thing is gunna bother me. If anybody else has the kit painted and noticed a color dif. at least I won't feel alone here. You guys think I should go back?
Anyways, my question is, when I picked up the car I didn't notice cause I was in a hurry but now in the right light it looks like the bodykit paint is about 1/4-1/2 of a shade lighter. Sometimes you can't even notice it but other times it's pretty obvious. Alot of people I've talked to said that the paints not gunna look exactily the same cause it sets differant on the material its on but it really bothers me. Plus I kinda figure you get what you pay for and it was only $500. I'm planing on painting the car a differant color next year but until then the color match thing is gunna bother me. If anybody else has the kit painted and noticed a color dif. at least I won't feel alone here. You guys think I should go back?
well, the stock kits came like that too. if you have noticed that. i think that the color will be different, if its painted on a different material than the rest of the car, i mean the body of the car is metal, and the kit is fiberglass, so you are kinda bound to have different shades.....
You're both off. It has to do with the paint's age and weathering. The paint on your car is about 8 months old and has been weathered and exposed to sun and **** so it's faded. They mix up paint using your VIN number so it's the exact same color as your car... except when it was new. Only way to get the entire car to match is to paint the whole thing.
- Kareem
EvoM Paint Guru
- Kareem
EvoM Paint Guru
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dude!i paint car's for a living.if you pay the price you'll get it nice.paint is never the same,they could get it closer.but that takes time and time is money.but your painting the whole car next year just drive it.it look's good!