Pics of the 928 after bath and clay bar treatment
03-12-2006, 11:31 AM
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Pics of the 928 after bath and clay bar treatment
I busted my a$$ this morning, the shark had some water spots and some surface scratches I had to get out, so after 4 hours of work here is the shark with the H5 headlamps, new rubber and clean scratch free surface. I love this car when it is clean but black is such a pain in the a$$!
Check out the reflection of the clouds in the hood!
Check out the reflection of the clouds in the hood!
03-12-2006, 11:40 AM
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Yeah but black looks bad-***. You have a nice color combo and with those H5's it looks hot! Like the wheels also.
Try this tonight, last night i noticed something on mine with the lights up. I stood to the side while it was warming up and saw the ring of the glass as a cool halo effect to people who see them from the side.
Try this tonight, last night i noticed something on mine with the lights up. I stood to the side while it was warming up and saw the ring of the glass as a cool halo effect to people who see them from the side.
03-12-2006, 12:25 PM
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Nice Shark, would be nicer without the front plate advertizing 
To me now, black is the best color for the old body style.
I use the "California duster" every night before covering her up, I don't have to wash it as much, a real time saver...
To me now, black is the best color for the old body style.
I use the "California duster" every night before covering her up, I don't have to wash it as much, a real time saver...
03-12-2006, 02:19 PM
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Looking good!!
Luckily for us Porsche painted 928's very well....to hold up this long and still look so good!!
You should try rejex....that stuff works great and is really easy to use! Several top concours competitors use it!
Luckily for us Porsche painted 928's very well....to hold up this long and still look so good!!
You should try rejex....that stuff works great and is really easy to use! Several top concours competitors use it!
03-12-2006, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by DANdeMAN
Nice Shark, would be nicer without the front plate advertizing
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03-13-2006, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Glenncal1
Nick-which clay bar did you use?
