Nice day for a wash
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Nice day for a wash
...and a perfect excuse for some photographs! Crystal Grey really comes alive in the sun IMO.
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how did you spray your TMIC?
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I did the same yesterday 5 hrs polishing my classic and theres still marks in it so more polishing tomorrow if weather good,
need to invest in a polisher lol
love them wheels in silver hopefully getting some redlines on payday in silver
need to invest in a polisher lol
love them wheels in silver hopefully getting some redlines on payday in silver
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Thanks guys, I didn't even polish it today - It had several layers of protection applied about 6 weeks ago and it's still doing its job.
Today was Snowfoam, 2BM, towel dried and then a quick run around with Megs QD and trim stuff like glass cleaner.
My wheels need a refurb, not that you can see from the photographs but they've been rattlecanned in the past and have a few runs and chips. Gonna get them powdercoated and I'm tempted with a gunmetal grey colour, but I do really like the silver.
Today was Snowfoam, 2BM, towel dried and then a quick run around with Megs QD and trim stuff like glass cleaner.
My wheels need a refurb, not that you can see from the photographs but they've been rattlecanned in the past and have a few runs and chips. Gonna get them powdercoated and I'm tempted with a gunmetal grey colour, but I do really like the silver.
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I haven't, but I've had it recommended to me.
I spoke to a detailer asking for recommendations to "pop" the silver paint better, as it's always a less rewarding colour. The first suggestion he gave me was the Acrylic Kit so I'll be picking the set up within the next few weeks.
The car was professionally detailed back in November due to some correction work I needed, but now I've got a really nice baseline and no visible swirls. Late March/Early April should see me do a full strip down of all protection and detox before a proper clean and protect with the Acrylic Kit.
It's nice to see it pop up in separate conversation though, it must be good.
I spoke to a detailer asking for recommendations to "pop" the silver paint better, as it's always a less rewarding colour. The first suggestion he gave me was the Acrylic Kit so I'll be picking the set up within the next few weeks.
The car was professionally detailed back in November due to some correction work I needed, but now I've got a really nice baseline and no visible swirls. Late March/Early April should see me do a full strip down of all protection and detox before a proper clean and protect with the Acrylic Kit.
It's nice to see it pop up in separate conversation though, it must be good.
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I know what you mean about the goldflake, when I first collected my car after it's detail it was dark but parked inside a garage. To anyone who had just seen the car for the first time, they'd never believe it was a silver car - it looked gold.
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