My FD after "used Car polish"
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#13
Full Member
looks clean, but out of place.. no offense the sideskirts dont blend in to well with the fender gap and stock bumper including the miscolored blinkers.. other than that your car is clean bro =)
#20
RX7 lover
Thread Starter
side skirts i dont know what they are, but i dont think they are apexi because yes they are bigger. i THINK They might be veilside, but im not sure. They are cracked anyway and coming off soon
The car is already lowered on Apexi suspension, but needs further lowering on coilovers :OD
yes my front lip is shiny, i use something similar to tyre shine on it - i also use it on the black plastic near where the front wipers go and on the window trims. Makes a HUGE difference to the overall appearance of the car.
OH - and rims, i got some rays 57S Pro's on order, 18x9.5 for the rear and 17x8 for the front with yokohama AVS sports
The car is already lowered on Apexi suspension, but needs further lowering on coilovers :OD
yes my front lip is shiny, i use something similar to tyre shine on it - i also use it on the black plastic near where the front wipers go and on the window trims. Makes a HUGE difference to the overall appearance of the car.
OH - and rims, i got some rays 57S Pro's on order, 18x9.5 for the rear and 17x8 for the front with yokohama AVS sports
#23
Weird Cat Man
I have a strong suspicion that used car polish is actually fine cut rubbing compound. You'd be amazed by what that stuff can do if you don't mind taking off a little clearcoat/paint in the process.
#25
Lives on the Forum
The true test of any of that stuff is what the paint looks like once the polish is worn off after a few weeks. You can get good results but only while the polish is fresh.
I gave up on all that stuff and had a body shop color sand my car. This actually fixes the problem rather than being a band-aid.
I gave up on all that stuff and had a body shop color sand my car. This actually fixes the problem rather than being a band-aid.