Help Me Stop The Swirlies!

[edz]

"Got Zaino??"

 

[Elliotness]

OK where's Postban? He has a sweet Zaino pic.

 

[CatchMeCopper]

So does edz.. god damn. Im liking red cobras everyday now..

Meguiars looks great on my greenish-tealish-bluish tbird.. But nothing looks good on my black cobra!

 

[tommylightning]

Originally posted by CatchMeCopper
lets see some black cars tommy.. :coolman:

This is as close as I can get for now. Maybe I'll take the Black L that we got from another dealership home and do it up. It's pretty bad.

 

[tommylightning]

vs.?

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :beer:

 

[BBriBro]

I figured it was a matter of time before someone posted those two pics together. But couldn't some of the difference be in the camera, and the lighting? Since both are brand new cars, I can't believe the red would be a different shade already, as if its weathered.

 

[edz]

I got a chit camera.

 

[2thman]

Maybe pick up the Nu Finish\2001 for $4 and try it. If it doesn't work go Zaino. That way you only out $4 if results are not acceptable.:shrug:

jason

 

[KingKobra]

I got the car detailed with the teflon coating... yea, it cost me 500 bucks, but man, I have a 5 year wax-free garantee. I couldn't resist.. I hate waxing!

 

[CatchMeCopper]

dude.. you have a black car.. you're supposed to wax.

 

[C_Record]

Re: Say no to silicones and "Teflons"!

Originally posted by JoeAsheville
I am really skittish about putting anything on the paint which would make it difficult for the body man (i.e., ME) if it came time for a panel respray or touch up. Silicones, especially on panels around the wheels (where they are hit by Armor All etc) are the WORST. I always have problems with fisheye when any of those types of products have been used, even after applying a liberal amount of Ditzler DX330 $hit remover. Some stuff is just nearly impossible to cut, and silicones are one of them...[snip]

You're right about that(I painted cars for a living, still do some). If anyone suspects they'll get all or a portion of their car repainted in the future(original panels, not talking about new body parts) , do not apply any product with silicone. Even if a cleaner guarantees it'll remove silicone from the original paint before respraying, there is residue in cracks/crevices/on trim which will never come off. It can(and almost always does) screw up a new paint job.

 

[tommylightning]

Originally posted by CatchMeCopper
lets see some black cars tommy.. :coolman:

OK...

I took this car in on dealer trade from a dealer that had it for 2 months, sitting outside the whole time...they don't have a showfloor.

 

[Blades]

amazing. how could they not sell that! thats freaking amazing..

 

[tommylightning]

Originally posted by Blades
amazing. how could they not sell that! thats freaking amazing..

Yeah and the funnier thaing is that I traded them an 02 Super Crew!! XLT even!!

 

[ALLNTRL]

Tommy, I have used both the Nufinish and the Finish 2001 and I will agree they are the best $4 detailing products on the market! :thumbsup: