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Some more quarantine boredom lol. Mayor shut down our city for another month. It’s f@&king stupid . The cases of numbers equal to less than 1% in the entire state. But there’s more to the shut down than Covid. The left wing nut mayor is making sure local businesses go out of business so he can buy up property. but like I said it goes deep.
Anyway ordered some red tint to see if there might be a easier way to candy stock tails. Didn’t really turn out the way I’d like. You be the judge. The yellow part just looked like a deep orange. Then I added some tint on the clear reverse part for something different, lighter than the stock red below it.
Anyway ordered some red tint to see if there might be a easier way to candy stock tails. Didn’t really turn out the way I’d like. You be the judge. The yellow part just looked like a deep orange. Then I added some tint on the clear reverse part for something different, lighter than the stock red below it.
badge . Rear looks naked but really clean. 
. So I said f**k it and went to the local plastics guy with a template I made and had him cut out a piece of abs for me to use a trim design piece on the hatch. Never seen it done before so I just went the images in my head and sent it lol. I had the rear painted with primer than Plastidip on top for a couple years with the same design after I had sanded down all the corrosion bubbles and chips that’s very common on these hatches. Was suppose to be temporary but it’s been like that for almost 4 years now. Actually got compliments on the design and how it flowed with the window and body lines. So I stuck with that design and used the plastic piece wrapped in 3M 1080 gloss black. Used the 3M double sided tape to secure it to the hatch skin. Then added nnbs Tahoe letters and bowtie to the trim piece. Came out alright. It’s kind of a prototype that I do want to improve on and see what other ways I can do this. But at least now i have a real life visual to see how it looks. And best of all no more flat black plastidip spot. 
