I know it is overdone, but I need more cosmetic stuff on my car and I've always liked it. Who sells it and is it flat black or gloss?

I think i would prefer it to be flat black and then put some reflective red lettering in there. Would be a nice touch...

Just gauging interest, if it is reasonably priced, i might do it.

 

No one to my knowledge sells berger panel. Most people make their own. You can either use your stock panel, or purchase a panel from someone whos selling one. To paint it will cost you no more than $10 in paint, and a bit of sandpaper.

Reflective letters can be purchased from here:
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/vinyl/vinyl.htm

 

Fair enough... dont want to ruin the only panel i have, might have to pick up a spare one to try it on...

Thanks

 

http://www.aerokits.net/cart/images/chevrolet/tl742.jpg

 

no thanks on the carbon fiber...

 

too bad they didnt offer that carbon fiber one without the camaro lettering, if they did i bet there would be SOME interest in it just to paint over it and not worry about bondo messing up after a year or two .

Anyways tfs, your best bet is to get another one at a junkyard if you're concerned about messing up your original one. Also, if you're not too sure on gloss or flat i have some pics in my sig of a gloss black one with reflective red lettering (also picture qaulity is decent but it doesnt show the reflection in the paint as well as i found out some cameras can lol)

 

any advice on how to actually do this? Ive never done body work or painting panels...

 

Check out my berger panel gallery, there are couple different there...
http://s8.photobucket.com/albums/a12...nel/?start=all


Some people like the flat black, some like glossy. I have the glossy black. Cost me bout $100 to get it, some guy on the forum was selling it. My neighbor repainted it so it looks brand new. Added the badges (extra like $20) and then put CAMARO in silver vinyls. Then the Z28 badge couldn't be seen, so I put that in silver also.

 

the gloss does look good, but i think i like the contrast of the flat black.

Anybody know how to do this yourself?

 

IMO I don't like it, but also if you have it flat black. It makes it look unpainted (primered) so then it takes away from the car.

 

thats what makes it look great... a great contrast to break up the back of the car... but to each his own...

 

I want to see how it looks on a green Camaro.