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Manuel Kasko

By Manuel Kasko,
in Exterior & Interior Styling

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Which one should I use?  

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Manuel Kasko Grand Master

Manuel Kasko

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So guys heres the background.

Last time I suffed up and went with a light blue.

It got something like 34 votes against it and 1 with it after I had already put it in.

Thread can be found here

http://www.skylinesa..._hl__yay+or+nay

This time im going to wait and see what you all think before I go wrapping my dash etc. in it. (not the whole dash of course)

BE HARSH guys I want to hear your feedback because any feedback is good feedback!

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blue1v.jpg

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SKITTLES Experienced

SKITTLES

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Chuck a vote in there of what you think would look good :)

Im voting for the customization of the fabrics, not for the colors.

I don't like a solid color, so I don't feel that either would be something i'm willing to do. If it's something you want to do, all g, I can appreciate what you're doing but the solid color is lost on me.

Thought about looking at patterns with a non-fluffy fabric?

Comfort wise, could be a good idea.

Also, the color largely depends on what your ideas are for the rest of your car.

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adamskill

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those 2 colours are absolutely disgusting mate. either go as close to stock as possible. or dont do it at all.

im all for being 'individual' and making a 'statement', but at what cost? if it looks shit, it looks shit. simple.

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