Well, here you go!
11-04-2006, 01:18 AM
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Well, here you go! Hey Guys,
I am not much on these treads that post up pics of their car and ask for comments, thats just fishing for comments in my opinion. But I just detailed my car pretty nice this afternoon. (Dawn wash, to remove old wax, then a good wash followed by clay bar and cleaner wax, then another wash to get all the crap off, and finished it off with NXT on the body and the cleaner wax on the bumpers.)
I haven't ever really put up pictures of my car before, so I figured I would just to show it off. To be honest I am pretty excited that the car is this clean...
My only problem still is with the front bumper. I just can't seem to get all the bugs off, they seem to be part of the paint now.
But anyway, here you go.
Before...
After...
My picture taking skills are less than amazing. I would have had my roommate take some shots, but he is at Clemson for the weekend. Oh well.
-bryan
I am not much on these treads that post up pics of their car and ask for comments, thats just fishing for comments in my opinion. But I just detailed my car pretty nice this afternoon. (Dawn wash, to remove old wax, then a good wash followed by clay bar and cleaner wax, then another wash to get all the crap off, and finished it off with NXT on the body and the cleaner wax on the bumpers.)
I haven't ever really put up pictures of my car before, so I figured I would just to show it off. To be honest I am pretty excited that the car is this clean...
My only problem still is with the front bumper. I just can't seem to get all the bugs off, they seem to be part of the paint now.But anyway, here you go.
Before...
After...
My picture taking skills are less than amazing. I would have had my roommate take some shots, but he is at Clemson for the weekend. Oh well.
-bryan
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11-04-2006, 11:16 AM
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Thanks for the complements. I am looking to buyiung an berger pannel off a junk car and doing that. I would like to tint the windows, I know a place that can do it pretty cheap, just need to do it.
As for the wheels, on of my buddies has a set of silver ZR1's hes selling. I am think christmas present..lol.
No man, I attend UNC Charlotte. I took those pictures at the parking deck where I spent the day polishing because it was out of the Sun.
-Bryan
As for the wheels, on of my buddies has a set of silver ZR1's hes selling. I am think christmas present..lol.
Originally Posted by SVThis
nice clean car bro....
BTW, (lil off topic) u anywhere near pembroke?
BTW, (lil off topic) u anywhere near pembroke?
-Bryan
11-04-2006, 01:57 PM
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Any one have any ideas on how to get those bugs off? I have tried several different bug and tar removers and had no luck really with getting them off.
Here is a close up of the bumper and you can see what I am talking about.
Any suggestions?
-bryan
Here is a close up of the bumper and you can see what I am talking about.
Any suggestions?
-bryan
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it realy depends on how long they have beeen there....if you let them sit there long enuf...you will never get them out! a lot of people dont know this. they think ill just wash it later...but bugs on the bumper, after a long time can realy ruin paint perminently! ill bet if you look closely on your car you will notice that its not on top of the paint...they are actualy little tiny craters!
~im not realy sure what causes this....my logical guess is that acid from the bugs body eats away at your clear
just my 2
if its not that...then keep scrubbin lol
~im not realy sure what causes this....my logical guess is that acid from the bugs body eats away at your clear
just my 2
if its not that...then keep scrubbin lol
11-04-2006, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by TUMBLRws6
it realy depends on how long they have beeen there....if you let them sit there long enuf...you will never get them out! a lot of people dont know this. they think ill just wash it later...but bugs on the bumper, after a long time can realy ruin paint perminently! ill bet if you look closely on your car you will notice that its not on top of the paint...they are actualy little tiny craters!
~im not realy sure what causes this....my logical guess is that acid from the bugs body eats away at your clear
just my 2
if its not that...then keep scrubbin lol
~im not realy sure what causes this....my logical guess is that acid from the bugs body eats away at your clear
just my 2
if its not that...then keep scrubbin lol
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Originally Posted by bmccrary
Any one have any ideas on how to get those bugs off? I have tried several different bug and tar removers and had no luck really with getting them off.
Here is a close up of the bumper and you can see what I am talking about.
Any suggestions?
-bryan
Here is a close up of the bumper and you can see what I am talking about.
Any suggestions?
-bryan
Last edited by SPECIALIZED STAINLESS; 11-04-2006 at 08:22 PM. Reason: Saw you already tried clay bar...
11-05-2006, 12:31 AM
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Well, I also forgot to mention that I had an problem with my tranny place putting a nasty scratch in the rear bumper. Some of you may have seen the pictures on a previous post. I have yet to call AAMCO corperate about it, but hopefully, if I ever get around to it, I may get my bumpers repainted out of it. We will see though.
-bryan
-bryan
