zymol works good
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so i'm bored.. and just cleaned my car inside out and a little under the engine bay.. it's one of those on going cleaning area's.. the original owner seemed to neglect some of this stuff
zymol did a much better job.. i originally did the mothers 3 step on this car and it didn't bring back the luster anything compared to this. Then again maybe those 3 steps just helped remove ALOT of oxidization in the paint.
zymol did a much better job.. i originally did the mothers 3 step on this car and it didn't bring back the luster anything compared to this. Then again maybe those 3 steps just helped remove ALOT of oxidization in the paint.
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for some reason my garage lighting and the digital seems to give my car the hot pink barbie doll car looks so that's how it really is..
oww a wankle.
http://bling.imperial.org/Video/rx7c.MOV
http://bling.imperial.org/Video/rx7b.MOV
right click save as. Those are both exhaust free revving.. No making fun of the torpedo launchers.. not my fault the previous owner told me it was a Racing Beat exhaust system when I flew to Ga to pick it up.. nope.. i'ld say shweet Tusdo mufflers with some galvanized steel, i stole it from some guys fence, exhaust system.
that concludes your viewing pleasure.. or maybe waste of time?
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hrmm.. for some reason the pictures don't seem to be showing up for me.. yet i just checked my site and that's working fine.. hrmm....
woo i got the cargo matt
after owning the car for a week.. this was the first thing to go wrong with it... and yes.. it was a pain in the *** since i had never wrenched on a Rx-7 before
*just mov'n images around seeing if spreading them out makes those bad boys work*
woo i got the cargo matt
after owning the car for a week.. this was the first thing to go wrong with it... and yes.. it was a pain in the *** since i had never wrenched on a Rx-7 before
*just mov'n images around seeing if spreading them out makes those bad boys work*
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Looks great! glad you fixed that coolant leak.
I'm also glad I live in CA now .. as I spent 3 years in the Rapid City area
They are showing just fine to me ...
I'm also glad I live in CA now .. as I spent 3 years in the Rapid City area
They are showing just fine to me ...
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Originally posted by Rpeck
Looks great! glad you fixed that coolant leak.
I'm also glad I live in CA now .. as I spent 3 years in the Rapid City area
They are showing just fine to me ...
Looks great! glad you fixed that coolant leak.
I'm also glad I live in CA now .. as I spent 3 years in the Rapid City area
They are showing just fine to me ...
it's not bad.. the heater kicks the garage up to the low 70's in moments.. and i put a TV that has cable and a VCR out there so i'm good to go in that department. To top it off i got a fridge for soda's
i'ld consider moving to the SD area but, that'll have to be after i'm done with school.
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Originally posted by bl|nk
for some reason my garage lighting and the digital seems to give my car the hot pink barbie doll car looks so that's how it really is..
for some reason my garage lighting and the digital seems to give my car the hot pink barbie doll car looks so that's how it really is..
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The garage is lit with 3 flood lights.. two over the hood and one on the passenger side and then 6 flourecent 75watt lights
yes i know it's a barbie mobile
yes i know it's a barbie mobile
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I know no one in the area that has a rx-7
I know a couple of guys in minneapolis that have 7's .. but that's about it..
Have to remember.. combined population of ND/SD = minneapolis + suburbs.
mostly farmers and domestic owners!
I thought about clay baring it.. and probably will this spring when I can wash the car with dish soap to remove all waxes and start over on the shine.
I know a couple of guys in minneapolis that have 7's .. but that's about it..
Have to remember.. combined population of ND/SD = minneapolis + suburbs.
mostly farmers and domestic owners!
I thought about clay baring it.. and probably will this spring when I can wash the car with dish soap to remove all waxes and start over on the shine.
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I never took any real close up pictures of it when I first got it cause it needed lots of cleaning help.. and still does..
Those would be.. 1 or 2 days after I got it home. crumby pictures..
Those would be.. 1 or 2 days after I got it home. crumby pictures..
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I used a very low abrasive compound by Auto Magic to prep mine then I put a final carnuba paste on to really bring up the shine.
The compound was called Awesome Gloss, it's really easy to work with (you can put it on by hand or use a wheel); I did it by hand. It's also great for buffing up the tail lenses, flash to pass, anything. I polished my master cylinder with it, the internal idiot light cluster which now has a mirror shine, and anything else I can find that needs a shine. It's got a cleaner component in it, and you can see any grease etc. that is picked up in the cloth, so you know it's working. It's great for getting out those little grey scratches around your door handle where the key knocks the paint. The stuff is fantastic, and unbelievable flexible in uses.
It's industrial stuff, the shops use it, so it's not as simple as picking it up at the local store. You may have to look for it, but it's worth it. They've got a bundle of other products to attack any other paint problems you may have.
I think the site's simply www.automagic.com
The compound was called Awesome Gloss, it's really easy to work with (you can put it on by hand or use a wheel); I did it by hand. It's also great for buffing up the tail lenses, flash to pass, anything. I polished my master cylinder with it, the internal idiot light cluster which now has a mirror shine, and anything else I can find that needs a shine. It's got a cleaner component in it, and you can see any grease etc. that is picked up in the cloth, so you know it's working. It's great for getting out those little grey scratches around your door handle where the key knocks the paint. The stuff is fantastic, and unbelievable flexible in uses.
It's industrial stuff, the shops use it, so it's not as simple as picking it up at the local store. You may have to look for it, but it's worth it. They've got a bundle of other products to attack any other paint problems you may have.
I think the site's simply www.automagic.com
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