Those swirlmarks are hideous, and though products like 3M's Swirl Mark Remover will nullify a good lot of it, there will still be plenty shining through.
I gotta say holy christ what a great looking car. I still maintain, however, that my old '88 Chrysler New Yorker had the best goddamn paint of all time (when they still used horrifically toxic paint on cars). The sheen easily rivalled that of this GT-R.
ps lol "automatic"
haqq
brb gotta change my boxers, it feels sticky
VERTiG0
This is hotter
...and about the same price after Nissan's dealer markup on the GT-R.
haqq
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
This is hotter
...and about the same price after Nissan's dealer markup on the GT-R.
But what about speed-wise? I have a feeling GT-R will eat that
VERTiG0
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Originally posted by haqq
But what about speed-wise? I have a feeling GT-R will eat that
"So, what do you drive?"
"A Nissan."
"Oh."
"So, what do you drive?"
"A Maserati."
*panties drop*
haqq
MEH, you can buy a low millage Lamborghini, Ferrari, or AM instead
Or even a new 911
But at the end of the day my dick will be bigger because I just smoked your galardo!
And then I'll take that girl who just dropped her panties
GTR is only automatic, like a Ferrari. There's padal shifting in manual mode.
E2EK1EL
Since a lot of ppl are asking about pricing and contact, here it is ... PM and I will ref you to hime
1 Step Polishing which will clean up light to medium swirls and finish down beautifully. Cost $220 Duration 8hrs - 12hrs
2 Step Polish which will be first a medium to aggressive polish to cut into the swirls then afterwards a refining burnishing polish to make the car shiny and glossy. Overall on badly swirled up cars this will bring the car's paint to around 95% perfected, more if the car is decent to begin with. Cost $280 Duration 15hrs to 18hrs
Full Paint Correction is as close as safely possible with out compromising the clearcoat you can get to 100%. This involves wetsanding and 3 or 4 Steps of polishing and goes at a rate of $40/hr and generally costs $500 and up and takes more than 2 days. Mind you it is expensive but alot cheaper than a paint job.
All my polishing jobs generally include the following give or take some steps depending on what you want...
engine shampoo (optional)
clean rims/wheel well
car wash
clay
measure paint
mask up trim with painters tape
1st step cutting polish
wash off polishing dust/oils
2nd step refining/burnishing polish
polish headlights and tail lights
metal polish mufflers
wax or sealant your choice
dress tires/wheel well
clean windows
For interior work I do...
dry vacuum
carpet and cloth seat shampoo (optional and an additional $40)
all purpose cleaner wipe down
dusting brushing q tipping all tight areas
leather clean and condition
interior dressing
cleaning windows
I do that plus a wash, cleaning your rims, wax, and tire dressing for $160 add that to the polishing jobs for $80.
Ania_xox
this might be really girly of me to say, but i think the rims look awful
