*Cyber Gray ZR1 detail* (many photos)
12-18-2008, 05:17 AM
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*Cyber Gray ZR1 detail* (many photos) I got to do another ZR1 for Boardwalk Chevrolet recently and thought I'd share this one with you guys too since the new Cyber Gray is pretty popular. This one arrived in much better condition than the black one. It sold just days after I detailed it. Getting to work on this car and drive it (though very briefly) was quite an experience 
Anyway, here are the pics!
Anyway, here are the pics! 
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You did a hella job on that car man.
I have a question though, How do you clean the wheels? Ive heard that the carbon brakes cant have chemicals on them....
I have a question though, How do you clean the wheels? Ive heard that the carbon brakes cant have chemicals on them....
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A few questions...
What precautions, if any, did you have to take cleaning the wheels/tires and dressing the tires?
What did you use on the carbon parts? I know the GM bulletin said to use black wax.
Is it me or do the carbon parts have a reddish tint to them? Maybe it's the lighting because I didn't notice that at Carlisle.
EDIT: I love the wheels... GM hit it out of the park w/ their wheel designs of late. The "spider" wheels on the Z06s are awesome as are the "gumbys" on the standard car.
What precautions, if any, did you have to take cleaning the wheels/tires and dressing the tires?
What did you use on the carbon parts? I know the GM bulletin said to use black wax.
Is it me or do the carbon parts have a reddish tint to them? Maybe it's the lighting because I didn't notice that at Carlisle.
EDIT: I love the wheels... GM hit it out of the park w/ their wheel designs of late. The "spider" wheels on the Z06s are awesome as are the "gumbys" on the standard car.
12-18-2008, 01:41 PM
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A few questions...
What precautions, if any, did you have to take cleaning the wheels/tires and dressing the tires?
What did you use on the carbon parts? I know the GM bulletin said to use black wax.
Is it me or do the carbon parts have a reddish tint to them? Maybe it's the lighting because I didn't notice that at Carlisle.
EDIT: I love the wheels... GM hit it out of the park w/ their wheel designs of late. The "spider" wheels on the Z06s are awesome as are the "gumbys" on the standard car.
What precautions, if any, did you have to take cleaning the wheels/tires and dressing the tires?
What did you use on the carbon parts? I know the GM bulletin said to use black wax.
Is it me or do the carbon parts have a reddish tint to them? Maybe it's the lighting because I didn't notice that at Carlisle.
EDIT: I love the wheels... GM hit it out of the park w/ their wheel designs of late. The "spider" wheels on the Z06s are awesome as are the "gumbys" on the standard car.
The tint on the CF was just the lighting.
Thanks for all the compliments guys!