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BENZO

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SS8_Gohan Grand Master

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i'm almost certain that black car has had a respray.... the paint quality and gloss levels of the R's from factory are awesome.

99% sure that's a satin black respray... just what i wanted to do to my car :P

(or possibly a photoshop respray?)

Styline GTR Rising Star

Styline GTR

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i'm almost certain that black car has had a respray.... the paint quality and gloss levels of the R's from factory are awesome.

99% sure that's a satin black respray... just what i wanted to do to my car :P

(or possibly a photoshop respray?)

I reckon it's been photo Shopped! The Numberplate has been blackened and looks the same colour as the paint!!

sewid Grand Master

sewid

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Yeah its a vinyl overlay... dude also owns an F430 Scuderia that just got delivered.

Here's another Singaporean GTR

I asked the owner of the original orange GT-R about this and he says it was done by the export agency responsible for bringing GT-Rs into Singapore.

Not sure if they still own the car or have sold it on to another person but yeah it was done with the knowledge of the Zele guys.

NickR33 Grand Master

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more info on vinyl overlay needed... STAT :D

ditto... I want, I want!

seriously this would be cheaper than painting the car and if you decided down the track you didn't like it you could just go back to the original paint... it would protect it too!

the satin black GTR looks badass, I love it :)

Ant97GTR Grand Master

Ant97GTR

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Not sure if its available in Oz but there are companies in the US that can change your car colour using this stuff and when you are bored with it you strip it off without damaging your paint. I was sent a series of pics showing them changing a 911 from white to blue and the end result was so good you couldn't tell.

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