[ZEN Elements]

I have been wanting to do a white one for a while...
I own a small business that restores lightly damaged Elements... this is number 101
The color is a 2005 Honda CRV color.. taffeta white, done in single stage... I like single stage paint for solid colors (I like the look better)

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Let me know what you think...
Scott

 

[Maxey]

Looks great. That's about as much contrast between black and white as you can have with the white paint and large black panels. The gray wheels are a nice touch too.

 

[te1966]

I have been wanting to do a white one for a while...
I own a small business that restores lightly damaged Elements... this is number 101
The color is a 2005 Honda CRV color.. taffeta white, done in single stage... I like single stage paint for solid colors (I like the look better)

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Honda Element EX AWD | Zen Motors

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Let me know what you think...
Scott

Nice! Has a very clean look to it. It's different in a good way!

My son has a 2004 Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor. (Former Sebastian FL Police car.)

Made me think your white Element could be mistaken as a former Police vehicle too! : - )

 

[Elementality2006]

Looks really clean. Did you also paint those panels black?

 

[ZEN Elements]

Yes I always refinish the black plastic... over time they fade and look washed out.
I clean them thoroughly... blow out any water from the seams... mask them off... clean them again with grease and wax remover... and shoot them with three coats of this...

Scott

 

[Bruce2018]

That's a good look. How long does the black typically last?

 

[spoonido]

Love it. Honda missed the boat in not offering the Element in a proper white color.

 

[FEA]

It looks like you painted the stock wheels. If so, what color and what paint?

 

[ZEN Elements]

Bruce... I have seen cars I have down 2+ years ago and they look perfect... It is a professional plastic paint and when applied properly and after the sun works on it... it's permanent.

FEA... I use Dupli-Color wheel paint - can get it at Oreillys auto parts - and again - prep is the key.

I should probably do a whole post with photos - its not as easy as you would imagine.

Scott

 

[AWD]

White and black contrast looks great! Love that rack also!