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post Oct 3, 2009 - 4:34 PM
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Heroblade's car was dirty white so he asked if we could work on the paint. well now his car is gleaming white biggrin.gif

GTfour spoiler off and washed with Chemical Guys Citrus Wash



Polishing compound and 2 cheap buffers

1 pass only on each panel


808celica2damax shows up with the fancy "real" buffer

Herosblade's turn


after the polishing compound we went from this


to this.


working out the oem spoiler gunk



You can see where I missed mad.gif spot that isnt shiney near the trim


Finally done!


Waxed with Tech wax 2.0




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post Oct 4, 2009 - 2:06 PM
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I was gonna say...I just washed and waxed and I noticed a bunch of water spots, and just an insane amount of ingrained sh!t on the license bezel and rear bumper. I have to suck it up and clay, seal, etc. since I've never done that. All in all, I'll make sure there's beer and good food here if you come over and do the same for my car 808. biggrin.gif

With the exception of the buffers (I assume it can also be done by hand, although painstakingly?), how much did you spend on the supplies?

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post Oct 5, 2009 - 1:54 AM
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QUOTE (SwissFerdi @ Oct 4, 2009 - 9:06 AM) *
I was gonna say...I just washed and waxed and I noticed a bunch of water spots, and just an insane amount of ingrained sh!t on the license bezel and rear bumper. I have to suck it up and clay, seal, etc. since I've never done that. All in all, I'll make sure there's beer and good food here if you come over and do the same for my car 808. biggrin.gif

With the exception of the buffers (I assume it can also be done by hand, although painstakingly?), how much did you spend on the supplies?


supplies........hmmm..........my personal stash or the ones we used???

Personal stash = $200
Used = $45???...ish (Herosblade works at checker's so he gets discount)

QUOTE (samir0189 @ Oct 4, 2009 - 2:25 PM) *
That car came out very well Jon!

I often times see in peoples detailing threads on other forums, they hold up a halogen light to the car and take the picture and it reveals more of what was achieved with the waxing, and shows all the flaws in the paint. thumbsup.gif


Mahalos biggrin.gif We were too tired to do anything after, so i didnt bother laugh.gif

QUOTE (OOBE @ Oct 4, 2009 - 3:23 PM) *
Awesome work, moloi`eheme. tongue.gif


Mahalos biggrin.gif


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post Oct 5, 2009 - 2:56 PM
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QUOTE (808celica @ Oct 5, 2009 - 2:54 AM) *
Personal stash = $200
Used = $45???...ish (Herosblade works at checker's so he gets discount)


What you used. Not bad, that's not a ridiculous amount. Your personal stash is though. biggrin.gif


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