Can I Fix My Paint?

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  • MikeE30325i
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    Originally posted by Mr Deagle
    Now only if you can get rid of the Tic-tac-toe that me and devon made on the hood.

    or that demonic star looking thing, or the dog scratches. there is quite a list

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  • Mr Deagle
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    Now only if you can get rid of the Tic-tac-toe that me and devon made on the hood.

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  • MikeE30325i
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    to all you guys wantiong to do it: DO IT!

    i thought my paint was beyond repair and that it would always look horrible, but i was wrong. i cant wait til the whole car is that shiny.

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  • JJe30
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    That turned out great. Makes me want to try that on my car

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  • Jscotty
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    My trunk is even worse than that! I am going to get a bottle of that stuff today to see if it can do anything for my pathetic looking paint.

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  • MikeE30325i
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    Tonight i am going to do the licenseplate area, and the rear quarter panels.

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  • Ender.
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    I wish I could see the pictures but photobucket doesnt want to load them...

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  • M42Technik
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    I recently picked up that liquid claybar, glad to see it works well!

    Now I just need to spend a whole day cleaning...

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  • MikeE30325i
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    Originally posted by CorvallisBMW
    Looks great, I'v enever used a 'liquid clay bar' but the old-fashioned kind are great. You could apply a polish after the clay bar, before using a wax. It should help remove scratches and give a nice, deep look to the paint. If you do, get a wax that is mostly carnauba, you don't need any 'cleaner wax' after you clay & polish.
    Jake, we wil most def do yours! just get your windows up!alright, i have the mothers caranuba wax right now.what kind of polish should i get? and do i apply it the same as i do the wax and claybar?

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    Looks great, I'v enever used a 'liquid clay bar' but the old-fashioned kind are great. You could apply a polish after the clay bar, before using a wax. It should help remove scratches and give a nice, deep look to the paint. If you do, get a wax that is mostly carnauba, you don't need any 'cleaner wax' after you clay & polish.

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  • JK_E30
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    Originally posted by MikeE30325i
    Thanks for the kind words, now i just have to do the rest of the car!
    Then we will do minezz!

    Once i get those damn windows workin....

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  • MikeE30325i
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    Thanks for the kind words, now i just have to do the rest of the car!

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  • Silence*
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    Wow, that looks good. Now I'm gonna have to try this on my car.

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  • ebelements
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    Awesome work dude!

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  • MikeE30325i
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    Originally posted by sticksdaman
    how much did all that shit cost you

    did a fine job i must say... hows that door of yours?
    cost me about 30 bucks for all the stuff.and the door is going to be transformed into a red one tonight. lol but right now its still broken.


    and thanks for the compliment

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