Engine caps/covers, blue to green?
#1
Engine caps/covers, blue to green?
I am thinking about having all of my misc MBA aluminum parts re-anodized from blue to green. I pretty much have every cap/cover that they make, all in blue. The only polished parts being the fuse box, dipstick handle, and the fan shroud. Over the years I have tried to compliment the detailing with an equal amount of polished and blue anodized parts. I know this is not really that big of a deal to most, but for me it is a huge decision. So, I was thinking just to be a little different, have them done in green and keep the polished parts, polished. My car is blue-green chameleon (mystic teal) and have thought that the blue may not be that good of a match. I think of my car as more green than blue. Would you guys consider it over kill? Too much green? I am going to the anodizer w/ a paint sample to see if perhaps he could mix it up such that the parts are more of a teal. Opinions?
#2
Instead of anodizing these specific parts why not have them painted with the same chameleon paint so instead of partially matching your exterior (blue or green anodizing) they will perfectly match. Just an idea, what do you think. BTW I love your car, very nice.
#3
Originally posted by bigdreamZ
Instead of anodizing these specific parts why not have them painted with the same chameleon paint so instead of partially matching your exterior (blue or green anodizing) they will perfectly match. Just an idea, what do you think.
Instead of anodizing these specific parts why not have them painted with the same chameleon paint so instead of partially matching your exterior (blue or green anodizing) they will perfectly match. Just an idea, what do you think.
BTW I love your car, very nice.
#4
I think the paint would hold up fine, people paint other parts in the engine bay like STBs and Fuel Rail Covers. As for the finish, you could always go over them with clear to get them looking just as nice and glossy as the exterior. Maybe even some high temp clear for added insurance? I would definately look into that as I am sure it would come out very nice. If you are selling your GMPP cai PLEASE let me know as I have no CAI right now and that is the one I am looking to buy. Good luck.
-Sean
-Sean
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