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Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:20 pm
by walker111
98 CW ITR 322 wrote:walker111 wrote:<going to detail the R this weekend like its never been detailed. Bought some meguiar products.. Going to see if I can bring back some shine.
If I cant, I'm making plans to send it to the shop for the duration of the winter....
What you may have to do is have body shop buff it out. Mine was needing this and all the hand polishing in the world wouldn't take out the oxidation.
Well, I also got a heavy cut cleaner. We'll see how bad I can fuck up the paint
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:22 pm
by walker111
Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:
<doesnt think its that great of a car. Nice but not great...and def not practical...
Its not practical in the least, but thats not the point of the car. For what it is, a driver's car, it really is that great. For nothing other than pure all out driving it is phenominal.
I guess thats what kills it for me. Not saying that the R is better, performance wise. But I can drive my car from here to FL, and be comfy doing it. My friend (Dave's size) drove his S from here to FL and hated it! And I had to carry his suit case
I also drove out to VIR with him, there wasnt even room to have a cd case in the cabin!
Performance wise I think its a good car. IMO, refuse to have a car I cant drive anywhere, in any condition...
Exactly. It just depends on what you want. Like all good driver's cars its not for everyone.
I guess. If I had the cash I'd get one. I'm just not gonna have a car that I have a car note for, sit in the garage for more than half the year...
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:23 pm
by walker111
I think I replied to everyone....
<thinks you can fit more than 3 bucks on the hood of an s2000...
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:29 pm
by Doespike
walker111 wrote:I think I replied to everyone....
<thinks you can fit more than 3 bucks on the hood of an s2000...
LOL, even more with a hardtop. God, I'd kill for a pic of that
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:33 pm
by walker111
Doespike wrote:walker111 wrote:I think I replied to everyone....
<thinks you can fit more than 3 bucks on the hood of an s2000...
LOL, even more with a hardtop. God, I'd kill for a pic of that
lol, def would be funny
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:34 pm
by Erik95LS
walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:<going to detail the R this weekend like its never been detailed. Bought some meguiar products.. Going to see if I can bring back some shine.
If I cant, I'm making plans to send it to the shop for the duration of the winter....
I'd go with Mothers for at least your wax. Longer lasting protection and a much better shine. IMO
If the shit works I'll use it often.
http://www.meguiars.com/?pro-pure-polis ... and-Polish This is the stuff I got..
I probably should have asked before I bought....
That'd be a good. A Mothers 100%Carnuba wax on top of that would look phenominal.
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:39 pm
by walker111
Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:<going to detail the R this weekend like its never been detailed. Bought some meguiar products.. Going to see if I can bring back some shine.
If I cant, I'm making plans to send it to the shop for the duration of the winter....
I'd go with Mothers for at least your wax. Longer lasting protection and a much better shine. IMO
If the shit works I'll use it often.
http://www.meguiars.com/?pro-pure-polis ... and-Polish This is the stuff I got..
I probably should have asked before I bought....
That'd be a good. A Mothers 100%Carnuba wax on top of that would look phenominal.
*goes to see where I can buy*
also dreading the time this is going to take!
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:41 pm
by Erik95LS
walker111 wrote:
also dreading the time this is going to take!
Yeah, I effin hate waxing cars. Worst thing ever!
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:42 pm
by walker111
Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:
also dreading the time this is going to take!
Yeah, I effin hate waxing cars. Worst thing ever!
I also bought a clay bar. So I have to
wash
clay
wash
heavy cut cleaner
polish
wax
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:44 pm
by Erik95LS
walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:
also dreading the time this is going to take!
Yeah, I effin hate waxing cars. Worst thing ever!
I also bought a clay bar. So I have to
wash
clay
wash
heavy cut cleaner
polish
wax
ouch. You're going to be sore unless you have a power buffer
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:44 pm
by walker111
Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:
also dreading the time this is going to take!
Yeah, I effin hate waxing cars. Worst thing ever!
I also bought a clay bar. So I have to
wash
clay
wash
heavy cut cleaner
polish
wax
ouch. You're going to be sore unless you have a power buffer
I refuse to use a buffer
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 1:46 pm
by Erik95LS
walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:
also dreading the time this is going to take!
Yeah, I effin hate waxing cars. Worst thing ever!
I also bought a clay bar. So I have to
wash
clay
wash
heavy cut cleaner
polish
wax
ouch. You're going to be sore unless you have a power buffer
I refuse to use a buffer
I've never used one. I get sore putting on just one coat of wax much less when i do all that stuff. I really despise it.
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:08 pm
by walker111
Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:Erik95LS wrote:walker111 wrote:
also dreading the time this is going to take!
Yeah, I effin hate waxing cars. Worst thing ever!
I also bought a clay bar. So I have to
wash
clay
wash
heavy cut cleaner
polish
wax
ouch. You're going to be sore unless you have a power buffer
I refuse to use a buffer
I've never used one. I get sore putting on just one coat of wax much less when i do all that stuff. I really despise it.
I havent been sore from 1 coat, but we'll see what all that does to me!
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:08 pm
by Doespike
I used a power polisher w/rubbing compound early in the summer. Needed the power and force to get out alot of deep scratches and the damage from the box truck.
Before
After rubbing.
Hopefully you don't have marks like that to get out.
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:09 pm
by walker111
This the mothers stuff?
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:10 pm
by walker111
Doespike wrote:I used a power polisher w/rubbing compound early in the summer. Needed the power and force to get out alot of deep scratches and the damage from the box truck.
Before
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Hopefully you don't have marks like that to get out.
Def not!
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:17 pm
by Erik95LS
walker111 wrote:
This the mothers stuff?
Yep, I perfer the tin also as opposed to the liquid stuff. Easier to apply and lasts a little better.
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:17 pm
by Erik95LS
Joe, the ground areound your car does not look like early summer
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:20 pm
by Erik95LS
I actually use the cleaner wax, but since you're polishing separately I'd go with what you posted.
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:20 pm
by Bbasso
But liguid is key for a machine
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:23 pm
by Bbasso
walker111 wrote:<going to detail the R this weekend like its never been detailed.
Come to Brooklyn or pay for me to come to you. I'll hook that R up like no other can.
(Brooklyn pizza and all sorts of good food)
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:29 pm
by Bbasso
Damm Ricer has struck again!
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:30 pm
by Bbasso
Yeah I know...
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:30 pm
by walker111
Bbasso wrote:walker111 wrote:<going to detail the R this weekend like its never been detailed.
Come to Brooklyn or pay for me to come to you. I'll hook that R up like no other can.
(Brooklyn pizza and all sorts of good food)
Doing all that I plan to do? pm the cost, I'll see if I can make it up there...
The only problem with me and paying someone to do it is after I hear the price I get off my lazy ass and do it for the cost of the materials! But eating a pizza and drinking a beer while I watch Rob do it would be better...
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 2:31 pm
by Bbasso
Jim, Just call me.