Hey guys,

We just finished one of our customers Cayman! We installed the NR GT3 Bumper which turned out Amazing! It really changed the look of the Cayman! Our customer also wanted a Clear Bra to insure the longevity of the paint!

We were very impressed with outcome! It looks great...

Do any of you guys have clear Bra's?



















Enjoy! Let me know if we can help!!!

 

looks amazing..but put up some pics from a distance to close to get a good view

 

Looks like you guys were smart enough to do the right amount of blending in order to get an excellent color match. The "panel painting" approach is nonsense.

 

The customer already picked up the car but I will search through our archive of pics!

Agreed! We spend more time than the industry average to make sure the "Metallic painting process" is done right!!

Thanks guys!

How many cayman's on here have a clear bra?

 

Amazing job. Looks 100x better

 

ummmm sorry but i dont think the paint matches at all

 

Looks great. Would you mind PMing me the price of the parts used (minus the clear bra) for the bumper project? Thanks!

 

Yea the color is noticably off between the headlight and the hood... that's where they did not paint match...

Looking from my calibrated monitor and confirmed with photoshop color sampler tool...

 

looks nice!
That front bumper looks great on it!

BTW, I also like the red Alfa Romeo in the background.

 

I believe he got this as part of the GB on the Planet Porsche site (Gt-3 Bumper do you want one? )if I am not misstaken .
Thats where I am ordering mine

 

Looks great!

 

Look pretty good! Not my fav thou. A little too busy for my liking

 

Hey guys! Thanks for all responses!


When light hits the paint, it is reflected at different angles on different surfaces, example: (hood and fender) So... if you were to use the 'eye dropper' tool to match the color code of the car from one spot to another, it will be different. Just as your eye sees a sparkle in the paint itself.

The car is being lit from atop, not spot lighted. This adds to the variance in color. If you look at the picture, the factory paint doesn't look like it matches due to the flat surfaces and bubbled surfaces of the vehicle. Just as when your car is newly waxed, the light will create reflections making some parts look lighter and others darker.

These pictures are not taken in a professional photo booth, they are taken from the shop floor and if you have the time to visit us you would see our quality speaks for itself!

Thanks guys! We plan on sharing many more projects!!!

 

Wow.

Is that Meteor? Are those Champion R98s?

 

i like it but i'd probably done 997 headlight conversion along with it.