Storm in a teacup. What's the best colour.
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What ever color floats your boat personally I went with a non traditional color on my gen 2 haven't decided on gen 1 yet gonna paint a couple sets of skins for different looks.
sdt354
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I went with Black Cherry this time. The painter put red pearl in the clear and some metal flake in the black.
I'm not a big fan of green, and covered it up quick on an XLCH I bought years ago. But, green to me looks awesome on all the vmax's I've seen.
I'm not a big fan of green, and covered it up quick on an XLCH I bought years ago. But, green to me looks awesome on all the vmax's I've seen.
Just check the pics you find until you get a color you can live with. An easy way to see if you can 'live-with' a color is to use Plasti-dip to paint your faux cover as it is easiest to remove. Since the stuff peels right off you won't harm your original paint, and it will give you a good idea about a particular color.
Some of the European websites for VMaxes have hundreds of heavily-customized rides. You should be able to get a good idea from there.
Some of the European websites for VMaxes have hundreds of heavily-customized rides. You should be able to get a good idea from there.
Biker Dash
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This is the base color I wish to do my bike.
I have had the stock 94 yellow, 95 red, 97 silver and a two custom, an all chrome set and my current copper/orange metallic. The 94 and 95 stock colors are my favorite stock ones. Have always liked bright colors. :biglaugh:
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I took the a new ford color sunset metallic to my gen 2
PATMAX
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I have five or six complete sets both custom and stock plus a few stock single pieces. There is no way to answer your question. You have to decide for yourself but if you are looking to change up your skins, consider a color that you see on a current car as you know exactly what it looks like, it's easy to source and probably not crazy expensive to buy and subsequently easy to score touch up paint.
ImCannibal
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Easy way to test how you like a color, take one of the rear side covers off and do a few coats of plastidip, then paint over the dip with a rattle can of auto paint from wally world, it won't be prefect BUT you can peel it off after it dries. I've helped my buddy do this a bunch of times with wheels so he could decide on a color for powder coating.
