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That car is a lost cause. Even if I could restore the paint he wouldn't wash it.
Originally Posted by edwinbong
lets try to find a darker colored car to be able to "see" more of a makeover...but any color should be fine
So far everyone I have talked to doesn't like the idea of experimental testing on their car. For some reason the only people who volunteer are people who own older cars that have too much damage or their paint color is white or silver.
I'm doing a full extensive detail on my Obsidian IS250 soon.
The paint has swirls from bad microfibers, people leaning on the car,
and using aggressive clay to remove paint over spray.
A few rock chip repairs and a bumper scratch from FWY debris.
I'm doing a full extensive detail on my Obsidian IS250 soon.
The paint has swirls from bad microfibers, people leaning on the car,
and using aggressive clay to remove paint over spray.
A few rock chip repairs and a bumper scratch from FWY debris.
Hehe, if Edwin saw Chris's car he would agree that it would be a perfect subject . Should set up a day anyway cuz Chris was telling me how horrible the car was at the SoCal Thursday meet lol
Hehe, if Edwin saw Chris's car he would agree that it would be a perfect subject . Should set up a day anyway cuz Chris was telling me how horrible the car was at the SoCal Thursday meet lol
Did you tell Chris about our little plan to attack his car with orbitals and rotaries? lol
06-07-09, 11:56 AM
