how would i imitate this?

Well from what I see it's a fairly tricked out ride I don't have all the answers, but some sheet stock ,some body tools,welder and some major time, would be nice to see the finished product with lots of pics along the way.Good luck and have fun doing it and many koodos git er done looks like fun! low ridin hondamobile wiringfool eieioztztzt

im not trying to go nearly as far as that car looks, but its the closest picture i could find of what im trying to do. im trying to get rid of the black trim on the doors of the stock photo, to look like the one in the second picture.

it takes some time but you can just remove the black trim pieces and fill with Bondo. it takes alot of time tho... sanding down the paint, then filling, then sanding the bondo, then priming, and painting. be prepared for alot of finish work. any book store should have an automotive section that will take you step by step through basic body work.i shine yall is just a slight gloss

i agreeLook twice, think thrice, 1 splice/ 1 slice!

This is a phrase i came up with and something i will now live by.

Well one way to make it faster for the sanding of the paint is to get this stripper called AIRCRAFT Stripper us it all the time to take paint off to do custom work on cars. It takes the paint,primer all the way down to the bare metal. That will help you out a little on the sanding part.Ronald Bailey Owner/ Installer of VIBRATION CUSTUM SOUNDS. CUSTOM BOX DESIGNER AND BUILDER

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i wouldn't use bondo  it will be too think and too heavy you should cut strips of sheet metal that fits in the indetion and weld it in and grind smooth it is fairly difficult and very time consuming to do it right. Be carful not to heat the metal up to much, the metal is very thin and will warp easily and then will look wavy when finished.    spread a thin layer of bondo over it to finish the look.  the concept is the same as shving handels if you have ever done this or seen it done if not you can probably find lots of how to's on shaving handles.  I definatly would not fill it full of bondo cause it will fall off within a year from vibrations.

I agree with dwofford with the bondo. But on the other hand fiberglass the holes and using some light weight body filler and then painting will last the life of the car "IF DONE RIGHT". Lot of body shops do this for small dents and things. Looks good after done and it should hold up to vibrations.Ronald Bailey Owner/ Installer of VIBRATION CUSTUM SOUNDS. CUSTOM BOX DESIGNER AND BUILDER

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i used to have a civic and that indention is not small at all, its about a 1/2" deep and yes body shops do this for small dents if you do choose to go this route i would defenatly get it down to bare metal and spray some very course primer for good adhesion.and i would leave the holes so the bodo has something else to hold on too.  But i don't sugest this at all.