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[Ricstar]

That is a very cool idea. If anyone can answer a couple questions for me that would be great. First what do you think it would cost to do our new mavericks? How would it hold up in Texas summers? And would it protect the original paint and if so how hard would it be to remove?

There is a good chance this will be my last truck so would like to keep it looking great for as long as possible thanks

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[asel3121]

That is a very cool idea. If anyone can answer a couple questions for me that would be great. First what do you think it would cost to do our new mavericks? How would it hold up in Texas summers? And would it protect the original paint and if so how hard would it be to remove?

There is a good chance this will be my last truck so would like to keep it looking great for as long as possible thanks

I'm also very curious about cost here so any info would be appreciated. Also curious how it holds up in the sun (South Florida here).

This color shifting reminds me of so many old school Hot Wheels toys and other 80s stuff, and I always loved that iridescent hat Marty had in BTTF2. Not sure I'd want it on my entire vehicle but I'd be interested to see it on a Maverick.

 

[flashfearless]

Personally, I found the application to be sloppy. I notice they didn't show you the overspray inside the door jams or under the hood. Not done by a paint professional.

 

[Snax]

With a non-profit, be very careful with anything that makes it look like you're spending money on frivolous things. Yes, I read that it's free (which is awesome!)--but donors and prospective donors may not know that, and they unfortunately often assume the worst. Further, the impression of non-profit frugality is usually important to the wider community.

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