Official 2010 Mazda 3 Celestial Blue Thread

i'm goin for the black/blue theme. I just want to black out my tails now whn the weather looks up
 

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Pic of my CB MS3 with the 07 MS3 OE rims on it.
 

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Thanks guys.
This is the kind of color that you love it or hate it no mid point and I love it.
I bought this car without test driving it. There was not a speed3 at Wellesley Mazda
and just got into a regular one in the show room to check how it felt and it was a done deal.
Did a lot of research before make a decision.
One contender was the Caliber SRT4 but did not feel comfortable in the cabin.

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CB just grows on you. I used to have a laser blue p5. It was very hard for me to let it go for the Celestial. But every day when I see it from a distance, it looks so nice. It's hard to find a color that DOESN'T look nice on these cars, though (except that gunmetal blue yuk!).

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GORGEOUS at sunset!
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35% tint applied.
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figured you other CB lovers out there might dig this. I welcome your thoughts....
 

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Love it!!!

How you did it?

I bought the paint in spray can from automotivetouchup.com. It was $19 for a 12 oz spray can. I masked off the black areas, which was a pain in the arse but as you can see, well worth it.

Step 1: Mask off what you want to keep black
Step 2: get some high heat engine primer (2-3 coats)
Step 3: spray on that lovely Celestial Blueness (3 coats minimum)
Step 4: high heat engine clear coat (2-3 coats)
Step 5: Give it 24 hrs at least to dry. Might be a good idea to bake the paint on before adding the clear coat. I baked mine under 500w lamps for a couple hours.

Step 6: Put your sh!t back together and enjoy staring at it for at least an hour
 
I bought the paint in spray can from automotivetouchup.com. It was $19 for a 12 oz spray can. I masked off the black areas, which was a pain in the arse but as you can see, well worth it.

Step 1: Mask off what you want to keep black
Step 2: get some high heat engine primer (2-3 coats)
Step 3: spray on that lovely Celestial Blueness (3 coats minimum)
Step 4: high heat engine clear coat (2-3 coats)
Step 5: Give it 24 hrs at least to dry. Might be a good idea to bake the paint on before adding the clear coat. I baked mine under 500w lamps for a couple hours.

Step 6: Put your sh!t back together and enjoy staring at it for at least an hour

Awesome!!! thanks
 
Waited 4 months for the CB color because it was the only one the wife and I agreed on!
 

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This is my first Mazda that I just got a little over a week ago, and I can't begin to express how much I LOVE THIS CAR! I did my research, and knew I wanted this car. What I didn't know when I went into the dealer, was what colour I wanted. As soon as I saw the Celestial Blue in the showroom, I knew it was for me! Now I just need to get the windows tinted and I'll be set.

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ahh ok. we have S and GT models, no GS (which I'm guessing is between S and GT in canada). Makes sense why you got the nicer bumper (no chrome) but no fogs.
 

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