some of u should learn lol...

http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=70687

 

All the pics he took were in heavy lighting.. not a big deal.

 

i would like to see rx7club members do better. (and you know it man lol. we both know it)

 

Nice, but did you see all the **** he left on the rubber around the car.

 

probably forgot to use masking tape to covre the moldings. a bit of mr. clean magic eraser and some 303 proteector should bring it black to its shiney blackness.

 

IMO, that site is helpful, but those people are way too ******* into themselves. When I was going through junior college back home I worked at a dealer for 3 years. I learned detailing from a 20 year vet who previously owned his own business. Guess what...it's not ******* rocket science If it was....then I wouldn't be an engineer for the gov't righ tnow, I'd be detailing cars still. What it takes is having patience and attention to detail, and using decent products.

 

up dates

http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=71577

 

Thats what I'm talking about right there! With what you can make a great car greater!

Good Job guys and a job well done with what you had!

 

lol, that's my car.

As for the trim, it came like that actually, we tried to remove it, but it just won't come off..I'm going to get all the trim painted sometime (it's faded at the front, and somebody put a bumper sticker on the back bumper, so i have a perfect fade spot on the back bumper......)

 

damn! that was DOPE!

 

lol youreone lucky dude.

 

Ahem...

https://www.rx7club.com/canadian-forum-42/project-members-fd-539060/

 

^ i gotta hand it to ya. but you know that most ppl here know little to nothing about detailing..

 

just more proof that a little TLC can do a lot for your 7

 

There are more of us then you think that can detail...

 

like others have said detailing isnt very hard. just takes time and patience.

that fb looks great though.

 

Thats easy

 

Hey does anyone know of a good shop in austin to get detailing supplies? This new 7 < is eating through polishing compound at an incredible rate and I'm running low on a few other things as well.

 

damn, do that to my car!

 

digitalsolo, what was the process + product on your black 7? Looks fantastic!

 

saynotopistons, why would you think members on here dont know what they're doing? i can get my paint looking wet no prob.. geez... you think we're only about power & handling :o

 

The products are all "Matrix Automotive Finishes" It was a full bare metal strip (chemical). A friend shot it with an HVLP; etching primer, filler primer, 6 coats of black, 3 coats of clear. It's a good paintjob but not perfect. The photography and lots of effort keeping it detailed help a lot.

The color is 1987 Buck GN black.

 

Detailed mine before I went SNS last weekend. By the way, I was the only Rotary Powered FD there....what's up with you guys?

 

^^damn that looks good.

Im starting to believe that 17s are probably the most appropiate size rim for an FD if you dont have any side skirts IMO.

Cause i feel like my 18s are too big for the car, i might add apexi skirts later on but idk, a nice set of 17s look good on an FD.

Wait those are 17s right?? lol

 

did you seriously need all that white space in your pic?