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I just bought a 96 XJS. It's a beige exterior with a beige interior. It's a lot of beige. I want to jazz it up with a flat black hood stripe. I had my buddy photoshop one on. I think it looks glitzy while my wife thinks it looks ghastly.
We may be able to reach a compromise and have it done in a wrap so if it looks terrible I can just peel it off. What do you think ?? Other suggestions ??
Listen to your wife, she has far more sense than you ..(sorry, taste..)
Why on Gods Earth would you do such a thing.., Wait ...how old er... young are ya ??
I tried googling [luxury car type] racing stripe... After reviewing many audi's and amg's porsche etc even F types I just can't see it on an XJS not on beige anyway.
Even the TWR white on green is only do-able with full racing livery.
I just bought a 96 XJS. It's a beige exterior with a beige interior. It's a lot of beige. I want to jazz it up with a flat black hood stripe. I had my buddy photoshop one on. I think it looks glitzy while my wife thinks it looks ghastly.
We may be able to reach a compromise and have it done in a wrap so if it looks terrible I can just peel it off. What do you think ?? Other suggestions ??
Whoever did the masking tape did a sorry job or is it the pic, regardless don't like it.
Rather than the racing stripe you show, I would go for some understated pin striping on the sides ( a couple of shades darker than the beige) rather than large dark paint or anything on the bonnet/hood. The long nose really makes the car what it is and to mess with it will, well, think about the wart or pimple on somebody's nose that you are not supposed to look at or say anything about.
Last edited by carsnplanes; Sep 16, 2018 at 05:17 AM.