Picture request RB + Splitter

[Matt197]

I require two things, can someone with a racing blue and the font splitter post up a picture of their car.

Can someone then colour code the splitter please in photoshop?

Cheers :thumbup1:

 

[dotty]

j 45 the colour code

 

[Matt197]

No no no no, don’t need the colour code!

I wanted to see what the splitter would look like colour coded

Matt

 

[Adrian]

could do with a pic of RB with splitter

 

[neil]

this was the only pic i could find of a RB 197 with the splitter on



and this is my best effort at colour coding it

 

[c197mark]

that looks quite cool fella id do it if i was you.

 

[Liambo-201]

It is quite cool isnt it? I didn't think i would like it at all!

 

[Matt197]

Thanks neil you are a legend.

Looks quite good.

 

[neil]

no problem mate, i think this would look really good if you went for it

 

[Matt197]

If I can get one for a good price say sub £50 then I will give it a go, that way it will not matter to much if I don’t like it.

 

[Adrian]

looks pretty good actually

 

[chappo]

that looks good Matt,

i thought about doing that a while ago.

do it mate.

 

[Foxspeed]

looks good but i bet it will stone chip something rotten !!!

 

[MikeLYR27]

I thought it was only the lux that came with the sunroof? Never seen that before. Looks nice color coded but like said stonechips could be an issue, give it a go tho!:thumbup:

 

[Graeme GTR]

will it take a paint? I was gonna get the ends done on my cup spoiler but my mate who was gonna paint it might flake and not take. Suggested rubbing it down, I was told the it just goes that wooly way because its plastic ? If you can paint it it will look the dogs.

 

[Matt197]

Stone chips might be a problem, but it’s no different to the "Jase" splitter so I hope it does not ship to much.

And yes it will take the paint, BUT you need to sand the textured surface with 60 sandpaper then 1200 until its completely smooth then use a plastic primer.

 

[c197mark]

ti wont stone chip that easy if theres enuff coats of laquer on it,