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ive had red ones, green, silver, white and now gold. Gold is the worst. Paint is good just finished it today, even looking at it makes me want to vomit. I will be repainting it for the second time in a week and a half
but... what colour looks good. Thinking of doing it original white.
Ideas... pics...

Metallic cherry red ... drool. But two pack is beyond me.

I reckon if I ever spray mine I'll go hammertone blue. Saw one on here once waaaaay back, never been able to find the thread since, and it looked great (from a distance anyway). Nice and easy to fix if ya ding it too

Seems a shame to go back to original white though if you're going to the trouble of painting it.

This is my mates one he painted it Hammer tone blue




This my old Suzuki I painted it well Orange as you can see.... I picked it out off some paint cards at AutObarn payed $48 dollars or something for 4L and took it home primed it all the usual prepping and got too it. I also had the stainless steel kicker guards made up after too just under the door.

Mines black and looks pretty good, can't go wrong with black. I wouldn't paint it white though. I rather like grey like on Grimbos old rig, kinda millitary look without the wank factor of camo.

hot pink

Whats wrong/ghay with camo mine looks ok and i'm not ghay

Snow camo like gutless's rig, now that looks good. Camo is hard to get right though you need to plan it out

Hehe you guys and youre chapel street zooks, i dont see any panel damage on any of em!
Theres nothing wrong with white knight rustpaint in brunswick green applied with a paintbrush!

PJ.zook wrote:Hehe you guys and youre chapel street zooks, i dont see any panel damage on any of em!
Theres nothing wrong with white knight rustpaint in brunswick green applied with a paintbrush!

I only showed the good side

I hate it, its metallic gold pearl i had left from another car.
dont know if the bodies good enough for black

I actually dont mind it, something different.





White Knight machinery grey rattle can job on my old one.




EDIT: Ive always thought olive drab with a white star on the door would look cool too.

mrRocky wrote:I hate it, its metallic gold pearl i had left from another car.
dont know if the bodies good enough for black

I like that colour but thats me!

But I also really love this orange number aswell as this blue number.

MUD-PIGSIERRA wrote:This is my mates one he painted it Hammer tone blue

But thats my opinion

Cameron

Maybe a dark metallic blue?



To be honest, i really don't mind the gold that much, looks alright to me.

SILVER.

I wasn't too sure when I first got it, but it has grown on me... It's very easy to look after, and it hides the dints well!





Did you find the same thing with your old silver one mrRocky?

Cheers,

Pez

go oldchool colours:

Mick, i am going to come to see you when i want my zook all one colour looks good.

mines a mix of factory grey + rattle black

nicbeer wrote:Mick, i am going to come to see you when i want my zook all one colour looks good.

mines a mix of factory grey + rattle black

but thats what makes you car so special

olive drab
matt black
2 tone ... bottom black top silver

i really like gutless snow camo one too

i might go matte green or whatever its called..was also thinking of trying a white roof. my paint is f**ked and plenty dinted!

im painting mine a dark purple colour.

i went orange with coloured fleck through it looks great

*Everyone to themselves and I don't really car what anyone paints anything.. but this is an opinion thread, so here's mine*

IMHO flat, satin and "organic" colours look the best on suzukis - some of the original 1.0 colours are brilliant.

Personally, bright, shiny, metallic etc colours are kinda like polishing a turd. Plus, spending $$ on paint on a car that goes offroad is silly - it'll be trashed too quick.

Camo is really really hard to make look good. As much as I love camo (and I LLLUUURRRRV camo ) I still think lots of camo used on recreational cars looks wrong.

Steve.

Gwagensteve wrote:*
Camo is really really hard to make look good. As much as I love camo (and I LLLUUURRRRV camo ) I still think lots of camo used on recreational cars looks wrong.

Steve.

Camo should not have sharp edges they have to fade into each other.That way it's not so easy to find and they do look crap on the road but in the bush mine works real well. Also in the dunes but on the road it stands out like a sore thumb

Mine aint called BlueSuzy for no reason. Mines an original blue with the goldy type shine like the camry metallic blue

No matter what paint you get make sure there is a rattle can to match to fix the dings lol.

i always liked my orange one litre, just have to make sure you have black aswell to balance it all out.


looks cool in mud aswell

GRPABT1 wrote:No matter what paint you get make sure there is a rattle can to match to fix the dings lol.

Yeah that was the good thing with AutObarn guys they can put your colour in a pressure pack when I had my paint mixed up they got me two pressure pack cans done as well.

car is in primer ... again.
i found a colour. mixed the left over orange pearl with some leftover silver and made a in between champagne colour that changes colour.
it may look ghay or it might be alright, but one things for sure im not painting it next week if it looks craap

Whats wrong with camo??

mrRocky wrote:car is in primer ... again.
i found a colour. mixed the left over orange pearl with some leftover silver and made a in between champagne colour that changes colour.
it may look ghay or it might be alright, but one things for sure im not painting it next week if it looks craap

I think you already know how it will look.

mrRocky wrote:it may look ghay

Just go a solid colour.. Any solid will look OK