langjae

What's this plastic type material that has the blue light behind it?? Is that just how fiberglass dries (kind of transparent and foggy) and what can you paint it with so the light will still show?

Or can you use plexiglass and paint it a flat silver or white..will the light still shine through?

Any help is greatly appreciated

soopa

that is cool as fuck!

langjae

Hellzz f*ck'n yea.. It's the alpine M3. It was as the HIN at atlantic city. I want at least one piece of my interior looking like that.

Edub-TL

That looks tite!!

If I were you, I'd ask Streetz about it.. I'm sure he know..

Woodsdaddy

It is white, just the glow from the neon in the backseat, or where the backseat was. Alpine's website has more pictures.

langjae

I know the stuff on the dash is reflecting the blue. I'm talking about the blue light on the driver side door.

4pumpedCL

I'm guessing it's a etched while plastic of some type with white lights behind it. The etched plastic distributes the light behind it making it look like it's entirely illuminated. I'm also guessing he did some creative placement of the lights so that the light showing through was consistant. I can picture in my mind how it's probably done, but I'm having a hard time explaining. Hope this helps.

-Aaron

dustbuster4

What ever it is; it cool!

StreetEffectz

It's plexi glass. But it's been "frosted" to perfection. It's backlit with custom EL lighting.

langjae

How do you frost? Is this something you can do for me, Ron?. Thanks.

Woodsdaddy

I would think the hard part is bending the plexiglass.

StreetEffectz

Sure, I can do it, no problem at all

Caddy©

He's about to put on his Plaid Pants and Wing Tips !
Here we go.........

4pumpedCL

I think you can frost it by sandblasting the backside of the acrylic. You'll need to use a fine compound though...

1StGenCL

That looks awesome but why are the gauges in the middle

langjae

It's the Alpine M3. go to www.alpine1.com. I NEED this setup..hahha.