I debadged the G35 emblem, and found out that.....
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From: Birmingham, AL
I debadged the G35 emblem, and found out that.....
... I'm probably going to put it back. F*cking faded paint.
I can see a slightly darker "G35" where the emblems were....
Wish there was magic pixie dust to make it go away, but Tinkerbell hasn't started selling her sneeze powder on the open market yet. F*cking *****.
I can see a slightly darker "G35" where the emblems were....
Wish there was magic pixie dust to make it go away, but Tinkerbell hasn't started selling her sneeze powder on the open market yet. F*cking *****.
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From: Birmingham, AL
Originally Posted by mfc07
I dont understand the concept of debadging cars its pointless you should of just leave it in the first place.
What's the point of having a car you like... all it does is get you from point A to point B.
You spending money on a decent car is pointless. You should just ride a f*cking bike.
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From: Birmingham, AL
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Originally Posted by ibelonginprison
... I'm probably going to put it back. F*cking faded paint.
I can see a slightly darker "G35" where the emblems were....
Wish there was magic pixie dust to make it go away, but Tinkerbell hasn't started selling her sneeze powder on the open market yet. F*cking *****.
I can see a slightly darker "G35" where the emblems were....
Wish there was magic pixie dust to make it go away, but Tinkerbell hasn't started selling her sneeze powder on the open market yet. F*cking *****.
If you'd like more specific suggestions, let me know.
George
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From: Birmingham, AL
Originally Posted by Detailed Image
You have to follow up with a polish to restore your faded paint to the same clarity as what was behind your emblem. This is pretty common and easily fixed with the proper tools and techniques. Depending on how bad your paint is will determine how aggressive of a polish and pad combination you'd need, but in general a good starting point is the Menzerna polishes and a quality buffer like the Porter Cable 7424.
If you'd like more specific suggestions, let me know.
George
If you'd like more specific suggestions, let me know.
George
Something to look into.
I've been meaning to really detail the **** out of the car anyway.
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Originally Posted by redlude97
A porter cable is not absolutely necessary, used scratch-x by hand and lots of pressure on the rear g35 emblem area before I got my PC and it removed the light shadowing from the emblem
+1 on scratch X
Someone backed into my cope on a parking lot and left nasty scratches and blue paint on my rear bumper.
I got the paint off and used scratch X on the scratches and after I was done area looked much more whiter then the rest of the bumper.
I had to clay the bumper later to get it a little whiter.