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Washed then clay, and Menzerna polish with a FLEX Rotary, then topped with Swissvax with bare hand, sorry only picture I had that shows the depth and how wet the paint looks. Did a canyon run right afterwards and the car is dirty again! Time for another detail!
It's January and you are applying wax and doing canyon runs? Makes me wonder why the heck I don't live in LA!
It's great to live in Los Angeles, and your able to almost have a constant weather year round, though it might be a bit colder in the wintertime, but none the less, great weather I really enjoy living out here Here is more information about the canyon run! http://www.northamericanmotoring.com...d.php?t=123099
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PW/B #11 2006 PW/B MC Premium, Cold Weather, Sport, Anth., arm rest, bra, toughguard, clearbra, and window tint, Union Jack Mirror Covers
mine shines BETTER!!
kidding. pw only shines REAL nice at certain angles and with a certain amount of sunlight on it.
i wanna paint my arches. after i do. it'll probably even shine more. i cant wait.
alpha, so are you going to let everyone in on your secret?
can't get that level of shine with just any ol' wax.
Swissvax Onyx, I was told not to go with Swissvax Concorso because on lighter colors, it'll look the same. I did the side black pillar things with Concorso to see how it was though!
Swissvax Onyx, I was told not to go with Swissvax Concorso because on lighter colors, it'll look the same. I did the side black pillar things with Concorso to see how it was though!
see, carnauba wins.
30% brazilian carnauba by content. apply by hand. ~$80 a container.
now everyone knows why i dont use polymer on my hobby cars.
i wanna paint my arches. after i do. it'll probably even shine more. i cant wait.
If you have a PW/B I advise you not to paint your arches, if it's PW/PW it's a different story, MAYBE You'll lose out so much contrast of the car if you paint the arches. I was going to do that, but I realized painted arches only look good on some colors, if you paint the arches on the PW/B it'll just look werid, don't believe me? Go find some pictures of different colored with painted arches, a few Pepper White with painted arches and a Pepper White without painted arches, and show your friend see what they think But don't get me wrong, I love Pepper White MINIs with painted arches, but in my opinion, I think they look better without the arches painted!
actually on a car like yours that's already sporting nice wheels, ext
mods are probably not necessary.
Did I mention I just put some WheelWax on the entire wheel even the barrel we'll see how that works out, I have heard mixed opinions about Wheel Wax. Whatever happened to those SSR Comps?
Did I mention I just put some WheelWax on the entire wheel even the barrel we'll see how that works out, I have heard mixed opinions about Wheel Wax. Whatever happened to those SSR Comps?
ive not tried wheelswax but ive got good results from WheelShield from DP.
that with Hydro after each wash has tremendously helped in keeping my
wheels clean.
my comps? i thought i already mentioned... i sold them to a local buddy
who races civics (he has like 3 race cars) for scca. he bent one of his
and was looking for a set + replacements. noone else really had the
16x7.5' in my area. im back to OE-style now.
my comps? i thought i already mentioned... i sold them to a local buddy
who races civics (he has like 3 race cars) for scca. he bent one of his
and was looking for a set + replacements. noone else really had the
16x7.5' in my area. im back to OE-style now.
Should have tried to make your EX-L SCCA ready as well Are you rolling on the R90 or what are those in your sig? I was never able to tell, time to hop onto TireRack to look for them!