I am new here, and new to lexus
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#17
Nice job cleaning up the GS! Amazing what polishing the headlights up can do, i think mine were a bit worse when i got my GS, but look just like yours now.
#18
nice Z32, the wheel fitment is perfect. I had fun cleaning the car it's like a personal challenge to have a not so clean car and make it your own. I don't think I would have had so much fun in the first week if the car was immaculate lol.
btw I also plasti-dipped the wheels. I'm gonna take pictures. Honestly, it's one of the cheapest and fastest way to make the car stand out in a good way.
btw I also plasti-dipped the wheels. I'm gonna take pictures. Honestly, it's one of the cheapest and fastest way to make the car stand out in a good way.
#20
I used the turtle wax lens restore (something like that lol). It was 15$ and came with all the needed stuff plus a wipe that seals the lenses after you're done polishing. I might also put some clear over them just to be sure I won't have to do it next year.
I didi it last year on my forester with a kit from meguiar's ( I think) and the were worst the year after, just because a sealer was not included (and not in the instructions)
I didi it last year on my forester with a kit from meguiar's ( I think) and the were worst the year after, just because a sealer was not included (and not in the instructions)
#22
when you will put some mileage on it tell me if there is a big difference on gas mileage between the 400 and 430. I was with my friend the other day and wondering.
And for the badges, you cannot go wrong with plasti-dip. it's solid, you don't have to mask anything and if you decide that you don't like it you just remove it... that's why I didi it, cause I know it's not permanent.
And for the badges, you cannot go wrong with plasti-dip. it's solid, you don't have to mask anything and if you decide that you don't like it you just remove it... that's why I didi it, cause I know it's not permanent.
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