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Simply beautiful, Paul!

Have you given any thought to low-profile headlights?

I'm struggling to think of anything I'd change on your car...

(the highest of compliments)

Bill

Dude...where'd you get your AIM name decal'ed? Nice touch!

I need my own crew so I can have decals made!

Very nice!

Looks good, did they use an orbital buffer on the paint?

Bryan @ Tue Jun 27 said:

Dude...where'd you get your AIM name decal'ed? Nice touch!

I need my own crew so I can have decals made!

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I think a member of the GF crew is in the sticker biz. Right?

nice but you missed a bit on the black sill!!!

anyway, what do you use to clean your the rims on your rims, i need to polish mine up

Awesome finish mmmm now how do i get this guy to the UK

Looking sweet, white Roadsters for the win!

can Genish do my car?

hahaha GOODFEELING!

Those Azenis look pretty dead, too

One of these days, I gotta hire out one of the guys in my club. Supposedly he's good, but not this good!

how much if i take my miata to you, its not in that bad of shape?

Man, I need to find a detailer this good in Portland.

I usually run a FULL EXTERIOR DETAIL (when i mean full exterior detail, i mean colorsanding/buffing) for around 130 bucks or so for a miata.

I will do pretty much all in my power to make your paint look the way you want. If the clear is dead, there would not be much i could do...sorry.

However, if you are doubtful...hit me up on AIM at TRD0524, or shoot me a PM with some pics of your paint. I would be more than happy to tell you whatever you need to know. please try to include bumper shots, i know the paint is really weak there on these cars.

I would be more than happy to teach or work with anyone if they wanna know how to maintain their paint or if they want me to do some work for them.

Thanks.

Bryan @ Wed Jun 28 said:

Those Azenis look pretty dead, too

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They look like mine!!

Is color sanding possible on a clear coat car?

Colorsanding is meant for clearcoats. When they paint your car, they usually put a good 5-7 thick layers of clear on your car. What happens when your car looks like **** is usually the top layer of clearcoat or some of the top layer is dead/faded etc...

Colorsanding means you sand away the clear with 1500-3000 Grit sandpaper, that way you kill the dead paint and remove it. Now you will have all those sand/scratch marks. You would then use a cutting compound and a buffer and heat up the clearcoat with it and blend it all together. That way you buff off the scratches and then reveal fresh clearcoat.

Colorsands are Rarely done on paint as they are hard, take time and effort. But if a colorsand is done right, and if you maintain your car. It is only needed once.