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During the course of drying the windows the car ends up dry without you touching the body panels.
![]() If you want pics.......you'll have to wait! muahahahahahaha..........ha ha ha........ha......hooooooooooo This evening pics will be posted. I must say that for a 99, the paint is in pretty good shape all things considered (location, mileage). This post has been edited by Fastbird: Aug 12, 2006 - 6:37 PM -------------------- |
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Ok, here come the pics. Now mind you, it may not seem like much of a difference in pictures, but it's a phenemonal difference in person where you can touch and feel the finish and actually walk around the car. I tried to capture some various reflections in the car too. I think what we're going to end up doing is either a full repaint when we get the splitters or at least have the nose redone and I'll wetsand/polish the car to a glass finish. Anyway..........Here's pictures!!!!
![]() ![]() ![]() Check the for sale sign reflection: ![]() Check my reflection!!! ![]() And my favorite shot. This one managed to capture the depth that Zaino brings out of your paint. ![]() I HIGHLY recommend checking Zaino out. It's a PITA at first, but extremely easy maintenance after the initial application and is extremely durable. I won't HAVE to wax the Celica again until next spring, but most likely will add additional coats to increase the looks (Zaino layers, and looks deeper with each coat). -------------------- |
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