Photoshop test fit of a 94/95 accord bumper
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Photoshop test fit of a 94/95 accord bumper
I was curious to know how a modified bumper would look, using the bottom half a 94/95 style Accord bumper with front lip. I know the shapes are similar.
The lip for it would fit on a Max with slight modification. Here it is I like it. Although it's a little warped on the right side. Mouth is a tad too big for my taste.
The lip for it would fit on a Max with slight modification. Here it is I like it. Although it's a little warped on the right side. Mouth is a tad too big for my taste.
Last edited by RealityCheck; 02-08-2015 at 07:37 AM.
#9
Haha, hmm mixed feelings here from ya'll. I'm considering trying this out. Plus side is that I can easily get a various lip for the accord bottom half instead of dropping mad money on a Stillen lip.
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#12
Not bad, but not good either. I like the different look and the creativity to try something new. I was never a big fan of the Stillen lip, I don't care for the pop out at the bottom, makes it look like a step. I have the accord bottom plastic attached to my bumper and it lowers it and look good too. (At the very least, it doesn't make it look worse). Plus they are all over and cheap.
From the looks of it, you pretend cut the bumper right below the crease and molded on the accord one that was also cut. Hardest part of actually making this happen is the seam. If one could be put on top of the other, it would be more appealing.
Props for trying something new. I need to learn how to use photoshop, my high school graphic design class failed me.
From the looks of it, you pretend cut the bumper right below the crease and molded on the accord one that was also cut. Hardest part of actually making this happen is the seam. If one could be put on top of the other, it would be more appealing.
Props for trying something new. I need to learn how to use photoshop, my high school graphic design class failed me.
#13
I think it looks pretty good as well. If it's doable, might be worth a shot. If you can make it look just like the picture, then I'd say it's a go.
I also like pin stripes, so factor that into my opinion on appearance.
I also like pin stripes, so factor that into my opinion on appearance.
#14
Not bad, but not good either. I like the different look and the creativity to try something new. I was never a big fan of the Stillen lip, I don't care for the pop out at the bottom, makes it look like a step. I have the accord bottom plastic attached to my bumper and it lowers it and look good too. (At the very least, it doesn't make it look worse). Plus they are all over and cheap.
From the looks of it, you pretend cut the bumper right below the crease and molded on the accord one that was also cut. Hardest part of actually making this happen is the seam. If one could be put on top of the other, it would be more appealing.
Props for trying something new. I need to learn how to use photoshop, my high school graphic design class failed me.
From the looks of it, you pretend cut the bumper right below the crease and molded on the accord one that was also cut. Hardest part of actually making this happen is the seam. If one could be put on top of the other, it would be more appealing.
Props for trying something new. I need to learn how to use photoshop, my high school graphic design class failed me.
Honda bumpers and lips are fairly cheap, which is why I liked that pro about it. Stillen lip is nice looking IMO, even the rest of the aero kit but it's expensive and hard to grab if someone was selling it cheaper. I'm willing to try using Accord side skirts to see how it really looks. I'm curious. Anyways, the photoshop test makes the merge look easy.
I think it looks pretty good as well. If it's doable, might be worth a shot. If you can make it look just like the picture, then I'd say it's a go.
I also like pin stripes, so factor that into my opinion on appearance.
I also like pin stripes, so factor that into my opinion on appearance.
#15
Honda bumpers and lips are fairly cheap, which is why I liked that pro about it. Stillen lip is nice looking IMO, even the rest of the aero kit but it's expensive and hard to grab if someone was selling it cheaper. I'm willing to try using Accord side skirts to see how it really looks. I'm curious. Anyways, the photoshop test makes the merge look easy.
If I could find a stillen front lip at the junkyard, I would have it on my car. But I run into a lot more accord stock lips, and you can't beat $10 for a lip. I love it when we can take something stock on a different car and make it look good on ours. Go junk yard tech Go!
#17
Not bad, but not good either. I like the different look and the creativity to try something new. I was never a big fan of the Stillen lip, I don't care for the pop out at the bottom, makes it look like a step. I have the accord bottom plastic attached to my bumper and it lowers it and look good too. (At the very least, it doesn't make it look worse). Plus they are all over and cheap.
From the looks of it, you pretend cut the bumper right below the crease and molded on the accord one that was also cut. Hardest part of actually making this happen is the seam. If one could be put on top of the other, it would be more appealing.
Props for trying something new. I need to learn how to use photoshop, my high school graphic design class failed me.
From the looks of it, you pretend cut the bumper right below the crease and molded on the accord one that was also cut. Hardest part of actually making this happen is the seam. If one could be put on top of the other, it would be more appealing.
Props for trying something new. I need to learn how to use photoshop, my high school graphic design class failed me.
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