Picked up 325es project

[K0nArtist]

Try using a clay bar those seem to bring back worn out paint from what I have seen.

I've used a clay bar it got the paint looking really good for about a week then the paint started looking like that again. e dub I'll try the nu finish thanks for the advice.

[MR 325]

A clay bar is not a polish, it is intended to take the dirt and shit out of paint.

You should clay bar, rubbing compound, and wax at a minimum. It WILL shine after this.

I prefer 3M for the compound and wax.

[IRON-E]

Flip the Volvo lip rightside up!

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A clay bar is not a polish, it is intended to take the dirt and shit out of paint.

You should clay bar, rubbing compound, and wax at a minimum. It WILL shine after this.

I prefer 3M for the compound and wax.

I have been witness to this process, it works great specially on red cars. Give it a try, you'll be amazed at what $30.00 worth of detailing products and a lot of elbow grease can do.

Have you thought about, maybe getting one of those fiberglass M-tech replica rear aprons? That might clean up the look for your ride. I think eurostop sells those, anyway your car is looking real good dude.

[///Bimmerfan]

a clay bar is not a polish, it is intended to take the dirt and shit out of paint.

You should clay bar, rubbing compound, and wax at a minimum. It will shine after this.

I prefer 3m for the compound and wax.

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[K0nArtist]

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I have been witness to this process, it works great specially on red cars. Give it a try, you'll be amazed at what $30.00 worth of detailing products and a lot of elbow grease can do.

Have you thought about, maybe getting one of those fiberglass M-tech replica rear aprons? That might clean up the look for your ride. I think eurostop sells those, anyway your car is looking real good dude.

Yes, I've looked into the aprons but I really like the stock valance look. I'm going to take one from a late model and fabricate it to fit mine. I've already researched it and have all the right tools. I'm just waiting to find a good valance at a yard so I can chop it off.

[IRON-E]

Yes, I've looked into the aprons but I really like the stock valance look. I'm going to take one from a late model and fabricate it to fit mine. I've already researched it and have all the right tools. I'm just waiting to find a good valance at a yard so I can chop it off.

Oh word!, then get to work Son.

[K0nArtist]

Just mounted the Husco Armrest! 4 cupholders FTW

[spiDmang]

the armrest is nice!!

[K0nArtist]

the armrest is nice!!

Thanks man looked forever for a real good one, I ended up buying two 1 with the brackets but a real bad top and one with no brackets and a good top.

[HighschoolE30]

I love the look of the volvo lip..

What volvo's have it? I'd like to get one for my IS.

[Tree18is]

bumper swap sweet!, but replacing the barney burp trim also works for these cars, they look great either way. I miss the simple life of a 325e/es

[Tree18is]

I prefer 3M for the compound and wax.

[Kershaw]

really nice transformation.

not to be harsh, but most people arent rocking the BBS RAs because most people think they are ugly. convex rims ftl.

gold rims look really nice on r3d cars though.

[K0nArtist]

I love the look of the volvo lip..

What volvo's have it? I'd like to get one for my IS.

Its on the older wagons, like 740 I believe.

really nice transformation.

not to be harsh, but most people arent rocking the BBS RAs because most people think they are ugly. convex rims ftl.

gold rims look really nice on r3d cars though.

I got it with the car, I kinda like it. But I would prefer some Weaves, we'll see.

[K0nArtist]

bumper swap sweet!, but replacing the barney burp trim also works for these cars, they look great either way. I miss the simple life of a 325e/es

Yea its pretty simple but the car took a shit on me on the freeway yesterday. No throttler response, with engine shake. Pulled over now it cranks but won't turn on. Swapped the AMF, swapped the fuel pump, still nothing. :hitler:

UPDATE: With a new fuel pre pump and some carb cleaner got the sucker to fire up and work again.