Crappy Sarona Kit, crappy paint, crappy fit
#5
yeah dude... sorry to hear that you wasted your money... your paint... hmmmm the paint... now i don't know which one is worse: moldy paint or chipping paint... oh well. Good luck with fixing it.
#7
Yup.. but the paint match wasn't entirely the body shops fault..
I fukked up because i didn't want to leave the car there.. and thus the whole body kit needs to be colour matched by leaving my car there... so they offered to re do it (less of course the cost of materials) which is good of them, but i don't feel like wasting anymore time and effort on this $hit body kit.. And i eagerly wait until the next body kit comes out
Ed
I fukked up because i didn't want to leave the car there.. and thus the whole body kit needs to be colour matched by leaving my car there... so they offered to re do it (less of course the cost of materials) which is good of them, but i don't feel like wasting anymore time and effort on this $hit body kit.. And i eagerly wait until the next body kit comes out
Ed
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Originally posted by MiniRX7
Yup.. but the paint match wasn't entirely the body shops fault..
I fukked up because i didn't want to leave the car there.. and thus the whole body kit needs to be colour matched by leaving my car there... so they offered to re do it (less of course the cost of materials) which is good of them, but i don't feel like wasting anymore time and effort on this $hit body kit.. And i eagerly wait until the next body kit comes out
Ed
Yup.. but the paint match wasn't entirely the body shops fault..
I fukked up because i didn't want to leave the car there.. and thus the whole body kit needs to be colour matched by leaving my car there... so they offered to re do it (less of course the cost of materials) which is good of them, but i don't feel like wasting anymore time and effort on this $hit body kit.. And i eagerly wait until the next body kit comes out
Ed
IMO go back to stock! at least for the sake of the car...people will laugh
#11
haha That body shop screwed you over! You dont need your car there so they can colormatch the paint, all the body shop needs is the paint code off of your car. If they wouldve gotten the paint code, it wouldve matched and you still could have kept from leaving your car there. ALSO I got my kit painted at the nissan dealership..try that next time...
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#15
and the back bumper with some modification... could look good too...
I think I am going to experiment with this kit... they sell them on ebay for 350-450... i might just buy it and experiment with it. I have a good friend that owns a body shop... he does some custom work on the kits like molding out something that doesn't look right and makes a ugly looking kit into a hot custom kit...
I think I am going to experiment with this kit... they sell them on ebay for 350-450... i might just buy it and experiment with it. I have a good friend that owns a body shop... he does some custom work on the kits like molding out something that doesn't look right and makes a ugly looking kit into a hot custom kit...
#17
I did give them the colour code, and the colour code on the PPG paint materials was confirmed..
This isn't the first time.. Some nissan paints like my moms 99 Maxima PEARL WHITE, and my 2k3 Sheer silver is very very hard to match in colour.
They offered to fix it (although they are not 100% liable) because th factory pain was off, but i dont' care, i dont think this kit will stay too long on my car.. once i find a better body kit, this one is going in to the dumpster.
ED
This isn't the first time.. Some nissan paints like my moms 99 Maxima PEARL WHITE, and my 2k3 Sheer silver is very very hard to match in colour.
They offered to fix it (although they are not 100% liable) because th factory pain was off, but i dont' care, i dont think this kit will stay too long on my car.. once i find a better body kit, this one is going in to the dumpster.
ED
#28
im sorry bro but that looks like they used silver spray paint you can buy at home depot ......and i forgot who said it already but its true all you need is a paint code... u cant just match car paint buy using your eye .
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#29
To answer the questions..
In the pic, my car was not lowered.. i have a system in the trunk that dropped the rear 1" and raised the front.
2nd. The paint code from NISSAN is never correct ... with my moms 99 Max SE... even with the paint code, it never appeared correct.. had it painted 3 times and finally matched..
I saw the cans, it was the actual paint code however, you can actually change the hues slighty by teh application of the paint.
3rd Finally, the rear end was cracked up, and the brackets are broken... the side skirt was smashed up by me because i lowered the jack without the tire on by accident, and the front bumper is cracked from rocks hitting it on the highway..
ED
In the pic, my car was not lowered.. i have a system in the trunk that dropped the rear 1" and raised the front.
2nd. The paint code from NISSAN is never correct ... with my moms 99 Max SE... even with the paint code, it never appeared correct.. had it painted 3 times and finally matched..
I saw the cans, it was the actual paint code however, you can actually change the hues slighty by teh application of the paint.
3rd Finally, the rear end was cracked up, and the brackets are broken... the side skirt was smashed up by me because i lowered the jack without the tire on by accident, and the front bumper is cracked from rocks hitting it on the highway..
ED
#32
lol i cant even explain how shtty the kit is. not only is it fiberglass but the cheapest fiberglass you can buy annnnd the side skirts dont fit well at all its been 3 months and they still havent been on, shouldnt they fckin send them so they fit gooD , now i have to go get the custom molded to my car.. my 2 cents.. fck sarona
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