Anyone thinking of putting reflective stripes on there car? Would look cool at night

 

 

I think reflective stripes could be cool. In daylight, there wouldn't be much difference between reflective and non-reflective, but at night it could add a new twist to your style, and maybe be safer too! Side striping on original Boss 302s and maybe Mach 1s in '69 and '70 were reflective, and I think the '71-'73 Mach 1s had reflective stripes as well, so it isn't a "ricey" fad, but a historic throwback. Bob White decals has most colors in either style. How about reflective black stripes on a black '05, for a "stealth Shelby"?

 

The black looks cool.
Local cops have them. At night, lit up by headlights, they look silver.

Jason

 

Reflective vinyl has a 2 year lifetime warranty so they wouldn't last long. Also they do not handle concave curves very well. You would not be able to do the bumpers.

 

Thanks, for the tip.
Makes the decision easier.

Jason

 

i was just gonna say that...reflective is a B*TCH to get around curves and bumps...i always talk people outta using it.

 

Some of it is cool. My old stang had the MUSTANG done in black reflective(black car), they were invisible durring the day but relected bronze at night and sunset.

 

Hard to hide with those stripes. Don't think I want to light up my pony like the fuzz a taxi or a school buss. :notnice:

 

just say no to reflective tape!!!! IMO, but to each his own?

 

Hard to HIDE with any stripes.
I know I'm going to have to start driving better.
I can see it now... "Officer, it was one of those new Mustangs. It was white with blue stripes"

Jason

 

My tropic green Mustang has black reflective on the bumper inserts... it's suppose to reflect white or silver.. but is does reflect a bronze/gold type of color.

I get a lot of compliments on them. I just need to order another set. I was in a hurry to put them on and I've got some peeling and bubbling going on. At one time.. the "S" was missing.