Copper&Black's Complete Custom Build Thread

[Copper&Black]

Wasn't that happy the way the grill sat on the edge so I decided to make them apart of the kick panel...Sorry rockymt no leather for this now, it just won't work with the flush grill...Now I'm happy with it!

3 passes with premium body filler and some skills with a hand sander and I end up with this!

 

[Rollin Thunder]

whatcha driving while the kon is torn apart???

 

[Copper&Black]

Damn My sig is huge, need to shrink it....
08 Ford F350 King Ranch it is in the back ground in a couple dynamat pictures...My dad and I bought it for the shop but I've basically claimed it while my kon is apart

 

[Rollin Thunder]

lol sig is kinda big, and yukon is looking awesome, Cant wait to see finished pics and wish I could hear the silence (does that make sense? lol)

 

[Copper&Black]

any smaller?

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damn...

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Much better...

 

[Rollin Thunder]

yup looks great. usually I dont like sun washout but yours looks cool.

 

[Copper&Black]

Thank you, who knew you could pull off an artistic shot with an Iphone...

 

[Rollin Thunder]

lol.

BTW What kinda seats are you planning. Im sure you have some awesome leather design to go with this!!!? ..

 

[Copper&Black]

lol.

BTW What kinda seats are you planning. Im sure you have some awesome leather design to go with this!!!? ..

Actually I am going to the "VIP" style interior with brand new black leather seat covers on the Escalade seats I'm putting in, covering everything I can in the 6 black cow hides I have, door panels, sub box in the back, plastic trim, escalade center console pieces, and as much of the dash as I can. Everything black, except a copper headliner.

 

[Copper&Black]

Done with the re-enforcing of the back of the kick panels. After applying the tiger hair to the back of the woofer area it is super solid and will never crack, so there is no need for a layer of fiberglass matting. Tomorrow I will be giving the tiger hair on the back a quick sanding to make it somewhat flat so that the dynamat will have a nice surface to stick to.