Opinion on a Flat Black Monte..
Thats why its a vinyl wrap. Its what most flat black supercars are these days. It comes right back off, and the wrap actually saves it from rock chips.
Idk why i forgot to mention this, but it slipped my mind lol. So if you want to go flat black, do the vinyl, it will probably cost less than a paint job, and less to remove too if you dont like it. Also it will look much better.
Idk why i forgot to mention this, but it slipped my mind lol. So if you want to go flat black, do the vinyl, it will probably cost less than a paint job, and less to remove too if you dont like it. Also it will look much better.
That's actually good to know. Because the premium paint jobs on those high end cars cost about 5 digits. At least around here it does.
I'd do a straight up trade for that Ferrari. My "awesome, bright, shiney, limited edition, rare Monte Carlo", for his "dull, flat black, stock Ferrari". 
I don't think he'd go for it either.
But it's worth a shot.
I don't think he'd go for it either.
But it's worth a shot.
Joined: Jun 2009
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Monte Of The Month -- August 2009
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Highland, IN
The front end needs black headlights. The entire car is black, then there are these two enormous, humongous, gigantic, ridiculously sized chrome headlights. They didn't look great when the car was stock and had a little bit of chrome detail, and they look even worse when the entire car is blacked-out! :p
And I'm still wondering about the idea of flat/matte black racing stripes on my car. Doubt I'll ever do it though.
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Funny, I have toyed with this idea also. I was concerned about black stripes sitting on a black car and the heat from the sun screwing them up. I have seen lots of pics of this, I just wasn't sure how long they would last.
