black paint rebirth
Originally Posted by seddon
DAMM Hector you and Gio went to town on that bad boy. Now you gotta take care of that paint. Wash it yourself
Once again, Good Job Gio!black cars are always the best to detail. Like you said, lighter colors, especially silver, hide the defects and are incredible difficult to detail.
good looking!
Hector, now dont you feel proud getting into you vehicle at the end of the day
forget about modifications, a nicely maintained black auto is all you need to stand out
Last edited by Neal376; Aug 8, 2006 at 06:52 PM.
Originally Posted by Neal376
Once again, Good Job Gio!Hector, now dont you feel proud getting into you vehicle at the end of the day
forget about modifications, a nicely maintained black auto is all you need to stand out

i always feel proud getting into my vehicle its a g35 come on now...
but now its a *brand new* G35
and you put some time and effort into it. 99.9% of black car owners cant experiance that shine!
and you put some time and effort into it. 99.9% of black car owners cant experiance that shine!
Last edited by Neal376; Aug 8, 2006 at 07:05 PM.
Originally Posted by Neal376
but now its a *brand new* G35
and you put some time and effort into it. 99.9% of black car owners cant experiance that shine!
and you put some time and effort into it. 99.9% of black car owners cant experiance that shine!
true true u have a good point... now the hard part is keeping it like that...
http://www.pakshak.com/
what you need
1) Ex. Large Waffle Knit (regular) MF drying towel
2) Bucket with Grit Guard
3) Sheepskin Wash Mit
4) Meg Gold Class Car Wash
5) Acr. Sealent of your choice + applicator pad
6) MF Buffing Towel
7) Detail Spray
8) Car Cover (expensive)
thats all, youll be set
what you need
1) Ex. Large Waffle Knit (regular) MF drying towel
2) Bucket with Grit Guard
3) Sheepskin Wash Mit
4) Meg Gold Class Car Wash
5) Acr. Sealent of your choice + applicator pad
6) MF Buffing Towel
7) Detail Spray
8) Car Cover (expensive)
thats all, youll be set
Here is the info you requested G'Dup13
Its No7 White Polishing Compound
http://www.autobarn.net/ch07610.html
Its No7 White Polishing Compound
http://www.autobarn.net/ch07610.html
Originally Posted by Glex25
Here is the info you requested G'Dup13
Its No7 White Polishing Compound
http://www.autobarn.net/ch07610.html
Its No7 White Polishing Compound
http://www.autobarn.net/ch07610.html
Originally Posted by Texasscout
Isn't that to harsh except for the worst cases?
I only used in the worst areas
plus I was using a Porter Cable I would have been more scared if I had been using a rotary.
Last edited by Glex25; Aug 11, 2006 at 09:12 PM.



