UPDATE 7: Starliner......TOP SECRET; May Cause DANGEROUS!!!!

Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

May Cause Dangerous. No contest.

 

That looks just fantastic Kurt.... AMAZING!

 

oh for some sunlight.

 

how about "lacehurryupandgetthatthingoutinthesunliner"...........ok i'll take my hand off the mouse now!

 

that is stupid cool. is it just straight white or iis there any pearl in it ? oh and i vote for hippie pants!

 

Simply put, Gambino Rocks!!!!!!!!!!!

 

wow! that thing looks badass! cant wait to see it at del mar!

 

It's got hippy pants on the hood and the trunk. The car named itself man.

 

Awesome.

Rusty

 

"Do not confound" well it's too late for that now.

 

WOW looks great and that's a ton of work and hours. How thick is the web material? That's some wild shit!

 

God that is dynamite. Fantastic job, men.

 

How about, "99 gallons of clear on the car, 99 gallons of clear....."

 

the car is so nice it doesnt even look real!!!!!!!

 

Wow my hominie! I was a lot exciting tomorrow from this nice!!

lemme tell ya..the butchered Jinglish gets REAL TIRED REAL QUICK

 

The white is abalone over pearl white.

 

Thats really something KIRK!
Just like everyone else said already, it looks Amazing!

 

damn i'm confound. that is so sweet!

 

W O W !!!

I was holding my opinion on your plans to 'web it because most of the time it ends up looking tacky, but with the fades and candy, yours came out great. No, fuck great... it's the best webbing I've ever seen! It looks like a slab of cosmic-marble, rather than some cotton candy diaper spatter...

Beautfiul job Alex, and beautiful car KIRK!

 

coming from a professional novice, Freakin' cool
j

 

Call it the "BLUE GENIE"




Seriously though, very cool, thanks for all the pics. And sorry for the half-assed 'photoshop', I've got a very basic program.

 

I thought it was a real photo.

 

Gator, you rule brother

KIRK-abdullah and his Panty Recycler sweeeeet!

 

The webs turned out fantastic! Just the right amount of pattern - not too crazy or too subtle - Especially for a first time experiment with doing webs - it couldn't have turned out better.

I bet Alex will be glad when he finally marks that one off the "to do" list. I can't imagine the amount of hours that will be into it by the time it's all slick and shiney.

It's no wonder why that style of paint job went out of style - not because they don't look great, but really, how many people are willing to go through all of that?

p.s have fun color sanding - you probably won't be able to lift your arms by the time it gets to Sac Autorama.

& I still wish you'd have gotten a picture of the look on the lady's face when Alex walked into the fabric store and asked to see her lace.

 

<b>MEKKA-LEKKA-HI-MEKKA-HINEY-HO!</b>

 

wow !!!

 

Giambi rules!

 

I'm enjoying your updates mostly because I wasn't even aware this stuff was done. It's a big lesson in learning what I didn't even know existed.

A question:
What is the lace stuff made out of? Is this some pattern used for some other thing or was it designed to do this? You sticking it on and peeling it off right?

PS: House of Kolor must use the same Chinese translator that writes the assembly sheets for kids toys.

 

I really look forward to seeing this one in the sun.

 

The lace is just lace from the fabric store. It's not adhered to the surface; rather taped around the edges.