wooooow that loooks really goood lots of o's
Cleaned my car. Took pictures.
Sorry, no good pictures... the weather had turned "meh" by the time I was done...
So my car had started looking pretty shitty again. The paint was losing its shine, swirls/scratches were becoming prevalent, it was all getting hazy... you know. Just looked bad walking up to it in the sun...
So today I took it to work and spent some quality buffer time...
Befores:
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Repainted fender standing right out...
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A during (I got some color back in the spoiler, at least... looks less like shit :lol:
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Afters....
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I'm pleased with the results, gotta get that black trim in order though.
So my car had started looking pretty shitty again. The paint was losing its shine, swirls/scratches were becoming prevalent, it was all getting hazy... you know. Just looked bad walking up to it in the sun...
So today I took it to work and spent some quality buffer time...
Befores:
Repainted fender standing right out...
A during (I got some color back in the spoiler, at least... looks less like shit :lol:
Afters....
I'm pleased with the results, gotta get that black trim in order though.
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Looks great man! 
Thanks.
Palmer, I have considered rattlebombing the spoiler. We'll see.
Christian, I don't actually know what that one is called... but I do know it's the most aggressive compound we have. I only used it on the spoiler and a few trouble spots (like the ghosting from the debadge, which is still pretty visible )
Used a medium compound with a wool pad, then polishing pad on the whole car followed up by a swirl remover on a finishing pad. Don't know the brand or anything, they're all in pretty much unmarked bottles and I haven't stumbled upon the source yet...
Palmer, I have considered rattlebombing the spoiler. We'll see.
Christian, I don't actually know what that one is called... but I do know it's the most aggressive compound we have. I only used it on the spoiler and a few trouble spots (like the ghosting from the debadge, which is still pretty visible
)Used a medium compound with a wool pad, then polishing pad on the whole car followed up by a swirl remover on a finishing pad. Don't know the brand or anything, they're all in pretty much unmarked bottles and I haven't stumbled upon the source yet...
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