Picture on the right is just with a clay bar and a rubbing compound using a DA. This paint was dirty, even after a degreaser bath. Unfortunately these cracks will come back, and eventually will necessitate a repaint.
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Picture on the right is just with a clay bar and a rubbing compound using a DA. This paint was dirty, even after a degreaser bath. Unfortunately these cracks will come back, and eventually will necessitate a repaint. -
Very nice, I have the same paint job on my cb7. You dealing with any clear coat frosting? -
None that I have noticed, although the side mirrors have chipped off substantially.Comment
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I'm unsure whats going on in this photo, but I see crows feet everywhere.
The cracks will come back, because they never went away.
The bond has been broken and cannot be fixed without stripping and starting new."Self Renewed"Comment
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Guess you missed the part where I said the cracks would come back...Originally posted by KeeleDesign View PostComment
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Guess you missed the part where I said they never went away."Self Renewed"Comment
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I see no difference..sorry.
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I don't know if some of you guys are being dicks, or if you need to adjust your monitors, because I can see the difference just fine on my monitor. The pic on the left shows all the cracks in the paint, and the pic on the right shows after the clay bar and buffing with a rubbing compound (Which filled the cracks). It's a temp fix, but looks way better. I'm pretty sure the OP knew this was a temporary paint fix when he stated in his first post "Unfortunately these cracks will come back, and eventually will necessitate a repaint."
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nice job. i useto detail and the meguiers guy came buy and showed us their claybar buffing pad on a da. workd realllly good.Comment
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Unfortunately some of the members feel like they need to act this way towards beginners instead of welcoming them. Often enough, it's not worth justifying a response...arguing on the Internet and all that.Originally posted by Hooligan90 View Post
I really like their new DA attachment, it comes in handy for a car who's paint is in reasonably good shape.Originally posted by Carolinasfinest View PostComment
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Seems that new to the forum people with names, Take every comment as a negative thing.
You need to see through the words and see the person on the other side, either messing with you as if your one of the guys welcome to joke around.
Or as a professional that may also be agreeing with comments you may or may not have posted.
You can see where I'm going here, drinking a beer scrolling through seeing a thread with no replies, so I felt I'd welcome your enthusiasim with a little "duh", type conversation.
I apologize for not complementing your ever awesome attitude to refreshing your eye appeal. Great job and glad to see your motivation.
Also: like previously "duh" stated a future strip and respray isn't a bad idea if it's something you plan to keep."Self Renewed"Comment
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Nice try on the cover up, but not buying it.Comment
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^^ you are a goober who more than likely won't be around long.
You really need to read past posts from people before you judge that every comment is a negative thing."Self Renewed"Comment
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Haha. "You're a goober who more than likely won't be around long"... I remember when Deever said something along the same lines, and now we get along just fine. I read your posts just fine, and both come off wityh a smug, arrogant attitude.Comment
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I wish i had the patience to detail my car like that.Comment
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