I noticed some other memebers posting their g10 preperation pics, so i thought i would post mine too.



























mine is obviously the red one, (hence the name..) the silver 02 is my buddy dans. he just picked it up a few months ago to replace his sold 95 black T/A.
He'll be heading up to G10 this year as well. Tell me what you think!!

 

Cars look great!!!!!
Whats G10?

 

G10 is a f-body gathering in Atlanta. this will be the 10th year in a row (although only my 3rd) its usually got good turnout, last year if i remember right had around 400 cars. This year the new 'camaro will make a guest appearance. thanks for the copliment.

 

You guys dont play when it's clean up time do you! What part of SC are you from?

 

Damn, some clean looking cars!

 

Wow both cars look awsome. How hard was it to remove the seats? Also what does your buddy use on that silver firebird it looks damn good?
-Brandon

 

looks clean. Good job

 

I used to live in aiken, but just moved to ga just barely across the river.



the seats are only held in with 4 nuts, so they are pretty easy to get out. the drivers side is a little more tricky since it is power and has a few more trim pieces to take out but its still self explanatory. as far as the silver ws6, we just clay bared it, used meguiars #7 glaze and then meguiars gold class wax.

Thanks for all the compliments guys.

 

yeah uhm....take pix of the special guest!!!!

 

Dammit, I wanted to go so bad this year.

 

sorry to hear that, why arent you going to make it?

 

Do you need a buffer for that glaze? I've been hearing alot about that stuff lately

 

To Get It Work To The Best That It Can, Yeah. It Does A Decent Job With The 10 Inch Orbital Buffer That I Have, But I Hear That Its Alot Better On A High Speed Machine. Im Just Too Much Of A Wuss, And Afraid Im Going To Burn My Paint, So I Stick With The Easy Stuff.

 

So that silver firebird was done with a 10inch orbital buffer? If so how many coats and how long did you wait for it to "cure".
-Brandon

 

The "cure" time was just long enough for it to haze over, on both the glaze and gold class. i worked both with the buffer until i noticed a change in the way it was going on the paint then just let it sit till hazy.

 

OK cool thanks for the advice. I just did my silver formula with step 2 polish and gold class wax. It turned out good but not great. I will have to try this setup next time though. When you say hazy you mean when you wipe your hand over it the polish comes off. And when you go to G10 make sure to take tons of pictures.
-Brandon

 

cars look great G-x is amazing! i want to go out to one so badly. im gonna shoot for one year! a must go to car show for a die hard f bod fan!

 

Thats some serious detailing. I am looking forward to seeing it in person. Looks great from the pics.