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But Ferrari does forbid you from painting your own car: https://mashable.com/2014/08/30/ferrari-deadmau5-cease-and-desist/?europe=true https://mashable.com/2014

• Spivak 6y ago
  This is less weird that it might seem on the surface. If you've ever commissioned an expensive peiece of art there's usually a line in the contract that says something to the effect of "if the art is damaged, you will give $artist preference for repair" because if you get it shoddily fixed it looks bad on them.
• FireBeyond 6y ago
  No, it didn't. One, it had no standing, nor contractual agreement (granted, a lawsuit can be a big weapon to wield). > Ferrari took the most offense to his custom badges and floor mats with Purrari logos And to look at that picture, you can see why, the logos were practically identical and arguable from a trademark infringement perspective. But he was not and was never prohibited from painting his car (and a cease and desist is not a prohibition).