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Be sure to post pictures of the work after it's complete... even if it hasn't "cured" yet, it would be interesting to see right after they complete it.
Very pleased with the Formula One Pinnacle, no sign of the color differential between the front and back like I had before, nice charcoal color...would highly recommend.
Here's a picture of it outside the shop. This is 30%:
Very pleased with the Formula One Pinnacle, no sign of the color differential between the front and back like I had before, nice charcoal color...would highly recommend.
Here's a picture of it outside the shop. This is 30%:
Well, from the looks and soun of it, that 60 minute trek was well worth the drive.
I alap see another bonus...I don't see any snow!
Looks great!
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What wheel detailer do you use?
Well, from the looks and soun of it, that 60 minute trek was well worth the drive.
I alap see another bonus...I don't see any snow!
Looks great!
::Random::
What wheel detailer do you use?
The snow is coming! They're treating all the roads already. Like I said, I di this every year I swap back in my carpeted mats and this happens lol.
You mean detailer for the wheels or dressing for the tires? For the wheels I use Backfire Wet Diamond Polymer Spray, same as the paint, the tires are Pinnacle Black Onyx Tire Gel.
Plus removal labor & 2 hours worth of gas ( hour each way).
Are you happy with the end result?
Yup, I'm happy. $150 to remove the old tint, so I'm over $1,000 invested in tint but at least now its what I was looking for
As for fuel, it was an hour but only about 30 miles, where the place is located there aren't any highways from my house. So really it was only 3-4 gallons of fuel.
03-03-16, 08:02 AM
