Stencils...

[Mr. Luos]

Okay, this is kinda lame, but I want to go something on the airbox lid of the T/A.
Lid will be flat black, lettering will be a deep silver.

Not sure where to get the outline, or exactly what to put on the lid.
Ideas on either?

I was thinking something simple....maybe...
"Trans Am WS.6"
___"#1747"

[brendan.9]

id say what you have and maybe a bird on top than the lettering???

[Mr. Luos]

Something like this??

[86 IROC-Z]

[Red97GTP]

Lol!!!

[Mr. Luos]

Now to find stencils.

Thanks.

[LS1FirehawkWS6]

this was just a piece of scrap aluminum I used to prove-out my air-box lid plaque. It looks wayyy better polished to a mirror finish and the impressions filled in with black acrylic paint.

[GTP231]

Slow ass and a fire chicken logo

[Mr. Luos]

Slow ass and a fire chicken logo

Not sure I actually want to go with "Slowass" on it.
No one will get it.


Ninja edit:
Maybe just "Slowass" in cursive....and nothing else.
Will get some people asking questions if nothing else.

[SHines-IT]

Puts something here, since he has me ignored.

Hmmm, I think slowass is a good idea. Because you want people to ask qeastions and to think twice.

[pajeff02]

Puts something here, since he has me ignored.

Let's not go there.

[GTP231]

Let's not go there.

[Mr. Luos]

My thoughts exactly.

[Aetos]

Here's what I have...



Painted the lid black on the front, taped a firebird logo on top of the black once it dried, painted the rest of the lid white. Remove logo and done

[SMWS6TA]

Here's what I have...



Painted the lid black on the front, taped a firebird logo on top of the black once it dried, painted the rest of the lid white. Remove logo and done

I like this, how would you get rid of the SLP logo?

[Mr. Luos]

I like this, how would you get rid of the SLP logo?

Same way I did.
Sandpaper.

[SMWS6TA]

What's a good paint to use on the plastics. I'm wanting to also paint the air lid base/radiator support. Looks worn out and faded

[pajeff02]

Krylon Fusion has worked well for me the few times that I have used it on plastic. Surface prep is the key. Be sure to use a wax and grease remover or some other mild solvent to completely clean the surface before paint. Also, as plastic has a static quality to it, a tack clothe and dust free environment will assure you the best results.

[SMWS6TA]

Thanks pajeff02, I'll hit you up later when I'm ready to do this.

[Aetos]

I like this, how would you get rid of the SLP logo?

Like luos said, sand paper: use a low grit to make it rough to remove everything, end with about a 500-800 or so. Primer it. Put a couple of base coats of paint, LIGHTLY sand it with 1000+, put a couple of more coats. Clear coat, wet sand with very very fine grit. Done