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This weekend's project
- Thread starter alkemyst
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alkemyst
No Lifer
BlackTigers
Diamond Member
http://www.flhsmv.gov/dmv/spec...allenger_columbia.html
I thought it was Texas as well. But the ship made me look. 😀
I thought it was Texas as well. But the ship made me look. 😀
alkemyst
No Lifer
I like Meguiars.
Started with #9 swirl remover, #7 show car glaze, #21 sealant and finally gold class wax.
There is one bird dropping blem on the hood I have to get out and a small 1/2" scratch on the rear trunk lid. #9 wasn't cutting it and I didn't have my scratchX or stronger stuff with me.
I used a porter cable 7336 with edge 2000 pads (green for the #9, white for the #7 and red for the sealant/wax).
Microfiber to buff.
JulesMaximus
No Lifer
Nice car! :thumbsup: Looks fantastic too.
I've always loved the S2000. Wouldn't mind owning one but the Lotus Elise has a firmer hold on my heart strings.
I've always loved the S2000. Wouldn't mind owning one but the Lotus Elise has a firmer hold on my heart strings.
thomsbrain
Lifer
Ooh, that's a smooth wax job (I always feel naughty saying that).
Great car.
Great car.
alkemyst
No Lifer
i didn't have to do more than wipe down the s2k's but on the ones I have done I get the engine warm, spray it down with a light degreaser/simple green and rinse. I then follow up with an air hose if I have it or towel dry everything well then crank it up for a few mins.
You want to avoid drenching electronics, but most engines will get water up on them anyway.
You want to avoid drenching electronics, but most engines will get water up on them anyway.
