R55 Hail damage Clubbie Transformation
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Hail damage Clubbie Transformation
Well I just got my Clubbie back from the body shop. I had significant hail damage and used the opportunity to change up the color. I went with a satin Bentley finish called "Dark Grey Satin". I did the roof,wheels, trim, and front grill area in gloss black. We also touched up the inside with some grey accents and red pinstripping. I already had the red pinstripped Wet Okoles'. I am really glad to have it back. A special thanks to the painter (Tommy at Vizable Changez in SC). Thanks for looking.
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I think the scoop looks better gray. The black scoop messes-up the visual flow of the bonnet.
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The seats were originally black fabric but I put on the Wet Okole neoprene covers with the red pinstripping. The original door accents were black. We painted the oval accents the satin grey and added a little bit of red pinstripping. Actually, the painter added the pinstripping on his own and I kind of like it. It adds a little more visual interest.
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Car looks great. Love the color. Gonna take off the ambers? Would probably look squeaky clean. The taillights would look really nice with smoked reflectors underneath and if you had the white indicators unsmoked.
Here is the hood scoop for you. It looks good too but if you do it don't paint the one that is on there in case you change back. Jet black is easy to get but paint-matching will be a pain.
Here is the hood scoop for you. It looks good too but if you do it don't paint the one that is on there in case you change back. Jet black is easy to get but paint-matching will be a pain.
Last edited by Mini///M; 08-30-2011 at 11:37 PM.
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