[KILLA BEE]

I love these!!!! Had them measured to 12 in wide.

[TAPS2SS]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

I love these!!!! Had them measured to 12 in wide.

Looks great. Did you change the hood vents from black to red? I considered the wider stripes but decided It would't look as good without the red vent like you have.

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by TAPS2SS

Looks great. Did you change the hood vents from black to red? I considered the wider stripes but decided It would't look as good without the red vent like you have.

Yes I did have them done in red thanks

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by TAPS2SS

Here are some before and after pics. I order an ZL1 style splitter and rockers in gloss black to match the stripes but haven't received those yet.

Before:




After:

Looking good bro love that vert

[zts1986]

Wash, wax, and interior cleaning...all pool side. What a glorious day.

[chaoscentral]

I replaced all of the clamps on my exhaust with some nice 3" long preformed slip joint clamps. No more leaks and rock solid now!

[CUPRA]

Originally Posted by inlinejohn

Floor looks amazing!!! What did cost?

Thanks very much for the kind words!

So, I bought the Dark Grey Rustoleum Epoxyshield kit which was about $120. I added two bags of metallic paint flecks to it for another $20.

Once I'd finished that, I put a complete coat of Epoxyshield clear with anti-slip additive (which is the step most people leave out because it's almost as expensive as the original kit) which was an additional $110. Then cleaning supplies, floor squeegee, scrubbing brush etc... for an all in total of a little under $300.

5 hours spent just cleaning, scrubbing, rinsing, repeat. Did that 3 times after blowing out dust and vacuuming the concrete. That was day one.

Day two, I acid etched the concrete, rinsed it, left it 4 hours to dry and then started painting/dropping paint chips. Left it 2 solid days to dry, which put it in the window to apply the epoxy clearcoat. Then left that 5 days to cure, without any vehicles on it. What you see is at the end of day 5 when I finally put everything back in the garage, and the vehicles.

Next up is some garage storage units to hide all my lawn equipment, but what I want is about $1500... so that's going to wait a little while!

[CUPRA]

Originally Posted by ItsChristianInHD

Looks sick! What kind of paint did you use to black put the bow ties on the wheels? Might copy that idea.

The black bowties are actually matte black vinyl bowties that I ordered pre-cut off eBay.

I had them in cyber grey metallic on my old 2SS, so contacted the same person to get some made for my new Camaro. Took a couple of tries but they turned out great!

[Bigruss]

Installed ACS Composite front splitter and side skirts on my '19 SS. Had a little photo shoot with my boys '16 SS. What do you guys think?

[vidkidZ]

Originally Posted by Bigruss

Installed ACS Composite front splitter and side skirts on my '19 SS. Had a little photo shoot with my boys '16 SS. What do you guys think?

Nice... Both SS look great with the splitter and side skirts. The addition completes the look of the SS that Chevy was too conservative to incorporate.

[19SW1LE]

Took the car on my favorite back roads on my way to Dulles Landing cars and coffee in the morning and met a couple of Camaro owners. One with a 18 1LE and the other with a 50th 2SS. Also did my well 590 mile oil change.

[inlinejohn]

Originally Posted by CUPRA

Thanks very much for the kind words!

So, I bought the Dark Grey Rustoleum Epoxyshield kit which was about $120. I added two bags of metallic paint flecks to it for another $20.

Once I'd finished that, I put a complete coat of Epoxyshield clear with anti-slip additive (which is the step most people leave out because it's almost as expensive as the original kit) which was an additional $110. Then cleaning supplies, floor squeegee, scrubbing brush etc... for an all in total of a little under $300.

5 hours spent just cleaning, scrubbing, rinsing, repeat. Did that 3 times after blowing out dust and vacuuming the concrete. That was day one.

Day two, I acid etched the concrete, rinsed it, left it 4 hours to dry and then started painting/dropping paint chips. Left it 2 solid days to dry, which put it in the window to apply the epoxy clearcoat. Then left that 5 days to cure, without any vehicles on it. What you see is at the end of day 5 when I finally put everything back in the garage, and the vehicles.

Next up is some garage storage units to hide all my lawn equipment, but what I want is about $1500... so that's going to wait a little while!

GREAT job!!!!

[blueg1]

Eibach pro kit

[LT4]

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