Flat Black Foxes?

[Mustank]

Does anyone have any pics of 87-93 mustangs painted flat black? I have a vision.

 

[68stang351]

Its not a real good pic, I just took it from a video I have on my computer, but this is my friend's 88 coupe.

I got my photobucket account working again, here it is bigger.

 

[nonglossjason]

 

[1993SSP]

Damn, that flat black is bad ass!

 

[ill advised]

Not a look I would go for but I liked this coupe.

 

[FrankenStang]

Flat black ftw.

 

[93lxdm78]

I like it I would like to see maybe some flat black racing stripes any one got pics of a stang like that

 

[Mustank]

Awesome. Thanks guys. Now just imagine a flat-black hatchback with a Cobra R Hood, clear side marker lights, Cobra ground affects & spoiler and gloss-black pinstripe flames. It might take a while, but it's going to happen.

I just need to find the right wheels.....and a couple thousand dollars.

 

[Boss 351]

The money thing is often harder to find than wheels

 

[KAILUAZ]

I love traditional hot rods and rat rods so flat black FTW also!!!

 

[Darkwriter77]

Only thing I have against flat black is that it's so hard to keep from getting messed up. You can't always just wipe stuff like bird poo and such right off of it like you can with a glossy paint, because it sticks down in the surface texture (a-la a primered car), and every time you so much as brush up against it or whatever, it mars the finish. However, fortunately, it's very easy to do touch-ups on the paint - just keep a can or two on hand at all times to maintain that Wal-Mart Fresh Finish.

 

[85_SS_302_Coupe]

My car was flat black until the primer faded. Yeah bird poop, sweaty hands, oil....pretty much everything screws up primer.

 

[KAILUAZ]

Just use a flattener and you wont have those issues. Or use Hotrod Flatz paint. http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/ksflatz.aspx

 

[ryan218]

The money thing is often harder to find than wheels

 

[Darkwriter77]

I'm thinking semi-gloss or satin Rustoleum would be a nice middle-ground...

 

[Mustank]

Just use a flattener and you wont have those issues. Or use Hotrod Flatz paint. http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/ksflatz.aspx

Wow - thanks for the link. Yeah, I love the old hotrods\shine-runners. I'm even considering white-wall tires. I'm definately going to try to do it the right way.