Chameleon Infiniti Q50 - Yay or Nay?

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Rayz

Discussion Starter · Feb 6, 2014 (Edited)

I think a chameleon painted, wrapped or plasti-dipped Infiniti Q50 could look amazing. How many of you would consider doing this?

In my opinion it would have to be a really glossy, rich and vibrant looking chameleon for the best possible look (painted), like this S2000:

Or if the idea of a permanent chameleon paint job scares you, look into chameleon vinyl wrap or chameleon plasti-dip. Example:

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craig

· #2 · Feb 6, 2014

not really a fan. I've always felt its a confused look. I couldn't decide what color i wanted so i have them all...

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Rayz

Discussion Starter · #3 · Feb 6, 2014

craig said:
not really a fan. I've always felt its a confused look. I couldn't decide what color i wanted so i have them all...

It's a color shifting paint, i think the transition to the range of colors found in a paint like this is good enough to be on a luxurious car like the Q50.

It can look VERY clean and suitable or just horrible to most people depending how it's done.

Also a hate it or love it thing from what i've noticed.

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SimpsonTide985

· #4 · Feb 6, 2014

Haven't seen many cars that can pull off the look..at least not in photos.

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selzini

· #5 · Feb 6, 2014

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gbert15

· #6 · Feb 6, 2014

Not a fan! I think Malbec Black is fine already!

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Rayz

Discussion Starter · #7 · Feb 7, 2014

gbert15 said:
Not a fan! I think Malbec Black is fine already!

Malbec Black is really nice, one of the better OEM colors from infiniti.

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yardie876

· #8 · Feb 7, 2014

I like the idea, but not on a sedan. Something subtle like the atomic silver on the Lex IS or even the Malbec on the Q would be nice. If you went with two relatively neutral colors and color shifted those I think it would look killer.

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