Detailed teg. Original Paint.
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Detailed teg. Original Paint.
I didnt do the back of the car yet. Im not sure if im going to, it was in an accident and it would be a moot point. ANyway, the paint turned out much better than I hoped. Enjoy.
Reflections.
Money shot.
Thanks for viewing.
Reflections.
Money shot.
Thanks for viewing.
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Re: Detailed teg. Original Paint. (JDmEGmaniac)
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Re: Detailed teg. Original Paint. (rodrez)
Thanks, soon the rear end will be perfect and the whole car will look this good. I really appreciate the feedback guys, thanks and keep the comments coming.
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Re: Detailed teg. Original Paint. (thrashin)
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Re: Detailed teg. Original Paint. (GS-R Jay)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GS-R Jay »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Nice G2. I like the one piece headlights. What detailing products did you use?
Where in KCMO are you?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Right around gladstone.
I used 3M finishing glaze in two appilcations, then topped it with NXT x2.
I need to get a PC so I can use 3M machine glaze, not just the finishing glaze.
Where in KCMO are you?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Right around gladstone.
I used 3M finishing glaze in two appilcations, then topped it with NXT x2.
I need to get a PC so I can use 3M machine glaze, not just the finishing glaze.
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Re: Detailed teg. Original Paint. (notstock93)
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I need to get a PC so I can use 3M machine glaze, not just the finishing glaze.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah I am ordering one this week too. Everyone keeps raving about the PC and I can't permanently remove the swirl marks in my finish without one. Keep that car in the garage tonight! We are supposed to get some huge hail in the KC area.
I need to get a PC so I can use 3M machine glaze, not just the finishing glaze.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah I am ordering one this week too. Everyone keeps raving about the PC and I can't permanently remove the swirl marks in my finish without one. Keep that car in the garage tonight! We are supposed to get some huge hail in the KC area.
, nice clean integra man
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Re: Detailed teg. Original Paint. (DxHatchback)
Unfortunantly, my Mom called dibs on the garage when bad weather hits. She has a '03 Lincoln TownCar Cartier. (think limo without the extra doors)
Just so no one gets the wrong idea, its not a true B18C1. Its a B16A block, balanced, with a B18C1 head. Gives a bit more power than a straight B18C1 but it takes a loss in torque
. Its a quick combo, no doubt.
Just so no one gets the wrong idea, its not a true B18C1. Its a B16A block, balanced, with a B18C1 head. Gives a bit more power than a straight B18C1 but it takes a loss in torque
. Its a quick combo, no doubt.
