Navan S14 New Paint New Look - teaser pic

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nice looking ride bro


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nice

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mrgrape wrote:i agree, nice paintjob but usually simplicity is the key in DOPE WHIPSfor ex.
Oh God, thank you! So subtle, yet oh so dope! SpanishRicer = Greatest Zenki EVAR!

I can't wait until he puts clear lenses on...

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that is one bada5s zenki

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*UPDATE*

The Zenki went back in the paint shop for a complete stripping again! The first paint job was fine for one month and then the paint started to seperate underneath the clear coat. I walked up to the car one day back in June and it looked like huge scratch marks but there were no scratches in the clear coat. I took it back and the paint company (something-STAR) which produced the clear coat ordered took samples and then ordered for a complete repaint of the car and they will pay every cent! It was DuPont paint underneath that seperated. DuPont wouldn't do a thing about it! DuPont, you suck!

Yes, I am still getting the hood scheme. I like it...I am also having them bore out the washer nozzle holes in the hood so I can install Kouki nozzles instead.

Anyway, +1 for that paint company! I have already had the car in and it is completely stripped again. I will probably have another month wait before it is out of the paint shop again.

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thats definently a legit paint company if they are willing to repaint a full car free of chare no hassle. are you going with the same color or something different?

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I am going with the exact same paint job because that is the original color of the car. The hood scheme will get a minor adjusting to help the lines flow better.

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Amtk240 wrote:*UPDATE*

I am also having them bore out the washer nozzle holes in the hood so I can install Kouki nozzles instead.
what is the difference? by the way very nice car

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motoman399 wrote:
what is the difference? by the way very nice car
The difference is that the car is down to the metal just after a complete repaint. It has to have a repaint again because the Ruby Pearl paint was separating underneath the clear coat which created huge gaps/cracks in the paint. It started this all of a sudden one day when the car was parked under the sun. I usually keep both of my 240sx's in the garage.

I will update photos when the car comes out of the paint shop again.

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he meant, what's the difference between zenki washer nozzles and kouki washer nozzles. i'd like to know as well.

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numbnuts240 wrote:he meant, what's the difference between zenki washer nozzles and kouki washer nozzles. i'd like to know as well.
My fault. The Zenki Washer Nozzles are more narrow and taller than the Kouki Nozzles which are more flat and wide and have more of a low profile look to them.
Modified by Amtk240 at 1:32 PM 7/24/2009


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