2002 CETA Detail
08-11-2010, 12:30 PM
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2002 CETA Detail Did this one last weekend while it was 105F out. Made for some pretty terrible conditions and a lot of water drinking. I also didn't take off the track numbers as the owner didn't want me to because it goes right back on.
B Pillar oxidized:
B Pillar and triangle piece corrected:
Passenger triangle piece slightly oxidiezed/swirled:
Driver side triangle piece oxidized:
Triangle piece corrected:
Hood before:
Hood corrected:
B pillar passenger side:
Mirror before:
Mirror corrected:
Side shot:
Questions/Comments welcome.
B Pillar oxidized:
B Pillar and triangle piece corrected:
Passenger triangle piece slightly oxidiezed/swirled:
Driver side triangle piece oxidized:
Triangle piece corrected:
Hood before:
Hood corrected:
B pillar passenger side:
Mirror before:
Mirror corrected:
Side shot:
Questions/Comments welcome.
08-11-2010, 12:59 PM
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Thank you.
It varies from car to car. On this particular car, the clear was a little more stubborn so I used the Meguiars M105/205 combo in areas along with Menzerna SIP with different pad combinations.
It varies from car to car. On this particular car, the clear was a little more stubborn so I used the Meguiars M105/205 combo in areas along with Menzerna SIP with different pad combinations.
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No, I'm not a 'sponser'. Nor am I a sponsor and I don't claim to be. There isn't anything wrong with me posting my threads to show what I like to do in my spare time.
But continue to go ahead and troll my threads.
Don't you have a car to go blow up again? Oh wait.
But continue to go ahead and troll my threads.
Don't you have a car to go blow up again? Oh wait.
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08-11-2010, 03:03 PM
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I hear you.
As long as you take care of it good once, and maintain it...it can and will look good with out a garage. My car sits outside and rarely gets driven now and it looks just as these in the pics.
As long as you take care of it good once, and maintain it...it can and will look good with out a garage. My car sits outside and rarely gets driven now and it looks just as these in the pics.
