Pics of my sedan. BLACK 2004
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Pics of my sedan. BLACK 2004
Here are some pics of my sedan right after her 7500 mile check-up. Tinted windows, clear corners, killer stereo, (Boston Acoustics, Shiva 12", PP amps).
Next are rims!!!!
Any suggestions??? I like the looks of the coupe rims, but I'm afraid I'll have to get my car lowered to fill the wheel gap.
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by geobau on 09/28/04 07:45 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
Next are rims!!!!
Any suggestions??? I like the looks of the coupe rims, but I'm afraid I'll have to get my car lowered to fill the wheel gap.
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by geobau on 09/28/04 07:45 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
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Re: Pics of my sedan. BLACK 2004
For a lot less than Zaino, you can pick up Eagle One Nanowax and top it off with Wax As You Dry. Plus, it's EASY to maintain - Nanowax every 4 months and dry with WAYD after washing. It seems to last pretty well and it's shiny as all hell. My friend tried NXT Techwax but it doesn't seem to be as durable or shiny.
04 Sedan 6MT | Diamond Graphite/Graphite | Premium
04 Sedan 6MT | Diamond Graphite/Graphite | Premium
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Re: Pics of my sedan. BLACK 2004
This is what I did the first day I brought it home.
1. Wash with a dawn dishwash solution.
2. I did not claybar the whole car after washing since the first few square feet did not show any contaminants.
3. Apply Z-1 Polish-lok, and then apply Z-5 right on top of the Z-1.
4. Let them both dry for a few hours, more if the temp is under 60F, or really humid.
5. Buff off with 100% cotton USA made towel.
6. On new paint, this should look very good. If fine scratches still exist, then wait 24 hours to repeat the Z-5 application (do not re-apply Z-1).
7. If you are happy with the Z-5 finish, then apply Z-2 after waiting 24 hours for the Z-5 to cure, let dry, and buff with 100% USA towels.
8. Should look like a mirror, and will be well protected from the sun and elements.
I do this in the spring and the fall since new and other than the inevitable rock chips on the front, the paint looks brand new after 43K miles.
1. Wash with a dawn dishwash solution.
2. I did not claybar the whole car after washing since the first few square feet did not show any contaminants.
3. Apply Z-1 Polish-lok, and then apply Z-5 right on top of the Z-1.
4. Let them both dry for a few hours, more if the temp is under 60F, or really humid.
5. Buff off with 100% cotton USA made towel.
6. On new paint, this should look very good. If fine scratches still exist, then wait 24 hours to repeat the Z-5 application (do not re-apply Z-1).
7. If you are happy with the Z-5 finish, then apply Z-2 after waiting 24 hours for the Z-5 to cure, let dry, and buff with 100% USA towels.
8. Should look like a mirror, and will be well protected from the sun and elements.
I do this in the spring and the fall since new and other than the inevitable rock chips on the front, the paint looks brand new after 43K miles.
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Re: Pics of my sedan. BLACK 2004
To be perfectly honest, I would use CG at this stage of the game. Zaino is excellent for car care once it's been worn hard, but if you want to preserve it's beauty instead of cover up blemishes, CG is the way to go. Easier, faster, cheaper, and better at *preserving* shine.
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2003.5 Black w/ Willow G35s
Premium / Sport / Aero / Winter / Navi / XM / Tint
Z-tube, Pop-charger, Borla True-Dual Exhaust, Eibach Pro Kit, GroundingGear
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2003.5 Black w/ Willow G35s
Premium / Sport / Aero / Winter / Navi / XM / Tint
Z-tube, Pop-charger, Borla True-Dual Exhaust, Eibach Pro Kit, GroundingGear
<font color=red>B.A.S.T.A.R.D Squad</font color=red>
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Re: Pics of my sedan. BLACK 2004
Get a 350Z suspension, it'll look sweet, here's mine similarly equipped with the Z suspension:
04 6MT Sedan - Z Tube, K&N Drop-In, 04 Z Suspension
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04 6MT Sedan - Z Tube, K&N Drop-In, 04 Z Suspension
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