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i got a milano red integra & my trunk and roof is turning pink..do yall think i need to wet sand it and rebuff it? and is there any other way to bring the color back to life? thanks
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when my car did this, I used Meguiars paint cleaner/wax/polish, and it made it nice temporarily.
after a few weeks, it went back to ****, so the only thing you can do is keep doing it.
save up for a paintjob..
after a few weeks, it went back to ****, so the only thing you can do is keep doing it.
save up for a paintjob..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by FlaN. »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">when my car did this, I used Meguiars paint cleaner/wax/polish, and it made it nice temporarily.
after a few weeks, it went back to ****, so the only thing you can do is keep doing it.
save up for a paintjob..
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Yeah i got a milano red teg and it sucks. What i have found is that if you Meguires three step the hood and top it will usually come out. The spoiler and mirrors and door handles are a differnet story. I think because they are plastic, they dont buff out to well. Jus always keep wax on it and ull be ok
after a few weeks, it went back to ****, so the only thing you can do is keep doing it.
save up for a paintjob..
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yeah i got a milano red teg and it sucks. What i have found is that if you Meguires three step the hood and top it will usually come out. The spoiler and mirrors and door handles are a differnet story. I think because they are plastic, they dont buff out to well. Jus always keep wax on it and ull be ok
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for a lil' while.
for a lil' while.
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for a lil' while.
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Ill give it to ya that its a losing battle and an ongoing struggle, but if you keep up on the wax and three step it seems to be alright. My car looked Horrible when i first got it and it looks alright now. The wax protects it from the sun so that it wont fade more.
But yeah, it will keep getting worse...
for a lil' while.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Ill give it to ya that its a losing battle and an ongoing struggle, but if you keep up on the wax and three step it seems to be alright. My car looked Horrible when i first got it and it looks alright now. The wax protects it from the sun so that it wont fade more.
But yeah, it will keep getting worse...
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DynastyRacer22 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">but its already faded and it looks gay haha</TD></TR></TABLE>
did u three step it? Use three coats for each step. Should look a lil better
did u three step it? Use three coats for each step. Should look a lil better
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Use this thread, I would suggest, just as it does:
1) clay bar
2) orbital buffer - cutting compound
3) polish
4) sealant wax
Use this thread, I would suggest, just as it does:
1) clay bar
2) orbital buffer - cutting compound
3) polish
4) sealant wax
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