Driven by Design Custom Automotive

This is the most unusual combination of chameleon pearls that I have used on any project. It's 4 different chameleons from different color palattes. I was nervous about how they would react with one another. But the client requested it, and thankfully loves it. The bumper is definitely an upgrade from the factory bumper. It's not just another 650i anymore.

This one was over a year in the making. Not because it was difficult. But because it took that long to decide on a color. It had previously been painted with a chameleon pearl. Sadly, nothing was removed prior to paint, and the factory base color was visible from front to back in obvious areas. I do not know who originally painted it, and it doesn't matter. I'm just glad that we got it done properly this time. There's some debate about whether or not there will be any further changes to it. Either way, the base color is there. I hope to get some better pictures after it's completely cleaned up and the sun is out. This color has a ton of metallic in it and it's a pearl that shifts from a medium charcoal gray metallic to a brilliant silver. Lastly, I want to give a shout out to my business partner, KC, and Dapp for getting this puppy cut and buffed. If you know how much work that is, then you'll understand why it was such a big help. You may be able to succeed alone, but having a quality team in your corner makes the search for success a shorter excursion.

This one wasn't my typical paint project. But it's kind of growing on me. For this client, I molded on a hood scoop, repaired quite a bit of damage, and painted his Ram flat black. There are more modifications coming. When he's finished, it will definitely be a one of a kind.