Bluebat hood overlays
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Bluebat hood overlays
Bluebat (Andy) made some hood overlays for Jsmith's silver Maxima some time ago. They blend the carbon fiber hood in nicely with the car's paint color which minimizes the "slapped on" look that a carbon fiber hood can have sometimes. At Jsmith's suggestion, I bought some black overlays for my black Maxima (naturally!) and I think they look great. Since the black blends in with the dark carbon fiber, its very subtle and hard to see. Let me know what you think.
Sorry for the poor cell phone shot. Better pics to come.
Sorry for the poor cell phone shot. Better pics to come.
Last edited by DeusExMaxima; Feb 12, 2011 at 12:33 AM.
Bluebat makes some nice stuff! Looks nice either way. Darker colors get away with the entire hood 
Is that what Carbon Fiber looks like when its wet? I'm buying a hood soon. "Slapped on" makes me think twice. More pics please.....
Is that what Carbon Fiber looks like when its wet? I'm buying a hood soon. "Slapped on" makes me think twice. More pics please.....
Bluebat (Andy) made some hood overlays for Jsmith's silver Maxima some time ago. The blend the carbon fiber hood in nicely with the car's paint color which minimizes the "slapped on" look that a carbon fiber hood can have sometimes. At Jsmith's suggestion, I bought some black overlays for my black Maxima (naturally!) and I think they look great. Since the black blends in with the dark carbon fiber, its very subtle and hard to see. Let me know what you think.
Sorry for the poor cell phone shot. Better pics to come.
Sorry for the poor cell phone shot. Better pics to come.
looks nice, i like it
Man Dude....... Hope it looks like that on smoke. Look out for the Haters.
Are you going to do the hood pins? http://www.deftracing.com/aerocatch_...od_latches.htm
http://passwordjdm.com/PasswordJDM-A...P2758C421.aspx
http://passwordjdm.com/Aerocatch-Hood-Pins-C421.aspx
Are you going to do the hood pins? http://www.deftracing.com/aerocatch_...od_latches.htmhttp://passwordjdm.com/PasswordJDM-A...P2758C421.aspx
http://passwordjdm.com/Aerocatch-Hood-Pins-C421.aspx
Last edited by SmokinMaxSE; Feb 13, 2011 at 02:37 PM.
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Man Dude....... Hope it looks like that on smoke. Look out for the Haters. Are you going to do the hood pins? http://www.deftracing.com/aerocatch_...od_latches.htm
Are you going to do the hood pins? http://www.deftracing.com/aerocatch_...od_latches.htm
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Where did you get the lip from dude?
Nice ride!
I have a black 04 and am wanting to get a new grille. Is yours metal wire mesh or plastic? I also love the wheels with the red trim! Did they come with the red or did you have that put on?
I have a black 04 and am wanting to get a new grille. Is yours metal wire mesh or plastic? I also love the wheels with the red trim! Did they come with the red or did you have that put on?
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Thank you. My grill is a metal Street Scene grill and is available at Stillen.com. The rims are Gino 493 model and they come in black with red strip and also other finishes.
Very nice but not practical up north in the snowy winter! I'm talking about the hood.
As for the foggy lights...McGuires Plastix cleans the lenses. My experience with this product has been exceptional for both the front and rear light lenses. My wife has a 2002 Corolla and every spring I use this product with a buffer and wham they all look like new. I hand polish them after with a good wax too...they look great even after 6 years!
As for the foggy lights...McGuires Plastix cleans the lenses. My experience with this product has been exceptional for both the front and rear light lenses. My wife has a 2002 Corolla and every spring I use this product with a buffer and wham they all look like new. I hand polish them after with a good wax too...they look great even after 6 years!
Last edited by xorbitman; Feb 23, 2011 at 07:44 PM.
Email him. bluebatmobile@san.rr.com
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Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Upland CA
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Posts: 7,353
From: Upland CA
Actually, moisture can occur if the lights arent re-sealed correctly. In my case, the fumes from the paint seemed to cling to the inside of the lense. I noticed it almost right away.
Check out the available overlays at www.bluebatmobile.net then email him at bluebatmobile@san.rr.com.
