OK hi all its been a while since I last posted I havent been driving my car due to a recent court ordered suspension for 9 months due to a 102 in a 45 speeding ticket.SOOOOO with all this time I have I have been getting my neon ready for paint I have many pics to post in the afternoon today hopefully of all the steps im done so far.I however do have a question I will be painting my car early next week when it warms up but in the meantime does anybody have any pics of a murdered out neon?I am using John Deer Blitz Black I just really want to see what its going to look like when its done.


PS...dont tell the local pigs but I still get around thats what they make motorcycles for.

 

umm... define "mudered out neon"???? just pics of different styles and setups?

 

UMM... as in murdered out...

Rob and big...FLAT BLACK/Matte Black paint job/rims...headlights, tail lights, windows need to be blacked out as well, no gloss can be on the car....
"damn son!!!! ur ride is not only blacked out, but its MURDERED OUT son!!! DO WORK!!"

http://www.murderedcars.com/index.ph...tang-murdered/

nevermind I found one well close...
http://www.murderedcars.com/index.ph...ut-dodge-neon/

 

i was not sure what it is either.... lol, flat black i am kinda fan of, but not on neons.... just me though

 

flat black paint doesnt last long before it has to be redone. especially without a matting agent clear

 

Ive used J/D Blitz Black on 3 motorcycles ive painted for people around town and 2 years later they still look good.Blitz Black is tractor paint its made for abuse.

 

i just think that flat black looks good on muscle cars... not a newer neon... but i have always like the flat blue... that looks nasty... lol

 

to be honest if the quarter panel wouldnt of needed replaced I would of stayed with the stock color but when I replaced it I figured hell why not have a satin black paint since I always wanted it so...

 

OH also here are the pics when it got hit right before I started ripping and tearing parts off.

Ill have more as soon as I load them up

 

Satin still has some gloss to it.