Stickerbombing
06-28-2013, 05:56 PM
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Stickerbombing
Does anybody actually think stockerbombing looks good? I saw 3 cars at a show recently that all had their interiors and random parts on the outside bombed and it just looked hideous to me. But a bunch of people kept commenting on how great it looked. I dont see the appeal of it. 
06-29-2013, 12:19 PM
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One sticker, uniquely hidden and discrete can be cool.
Stockerbombing has its place, it's like a modern rat rod. I just hate a car painted nice and clean, with a fender all coated swag. It's an abomination! If you want Stockerbomb, let the rest of the exterior remain dull or just primer. There's a tasteful way to do it.
Stockerbombing has its place, it's like a modern rat rod. I just hate a car painted nice and clean, with a fender all coated swag. It's an abomination! If you want Stockerbomb, let the rest of the exterior remain dull or just primer. There's a tasteful way to do it.
07-01-2013, 12:18 PM
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I think it's pretty different from what you normally see. I will say, it grabs attention like nothing else. I was constantly coming out from grocery shopping and had people around my car. People talked to me about it everywhere I went.
