what do we need to do for a recall!!!
Cruisin'
Joined: Aug 2001
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From: Newport Beach, California
Originally posted by kensteele:
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I heard Bellagio is very nice, I haven't had the opportunity to stay there. If you get a chance, try Venetian. Clearly the nicest hotel I have ever stayed in my entire life. Suite, 30th floor, strip-side view. Three nights of sheer pleasure.
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I heard Bellagio is very nice, I haven't had the opportunity to stay there. If you get a chance, try Venetian. Clearly the nicest hotel I have ever stayed in my entire life. Suite, 30th floor, strip-side view. Three nights of sheer pleasure.
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The Bellagio is awesome. I recommend that everyone stay there. The water fountain show that they put on in the front of the hotel is the most amazing thing I have ever seen.
I did go to visit the Venetian and it was beautiful. I will definitely be staying there next time I go to LV. I was wondering how the rooms looked inside, from the sounds of it they are beautiful as well. Thanks!!
[ 08-31-2001: Message edited by: aefitchgirl ]
Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Hoboken, NJ
The following is from the Acura press kit regarding the CL paint process. Keep in mind that one of the "three coats" is the clear coat. The MDX and RL both get three coats of paint and two of clear coat. I have an MDX and the finish is a lot deeper and less prone to scratches and swirls.
From the bare metal body to the final inspection stage, the CL undergoes a careful 23-step, 3-coat, 3-bake painting process.
The process begins by thoroughly cleaning the body of grease and other debris that might mar the final finish or prevent paint from properly bonding to the metal. The body is then put through an electro-deposition coating process. This involves submersing the entire body in the negatively charged coating. A positive charge is then applied to the body. This has the effect of drawing the coating into every crevice and cavity of the body, ensuring optimal resistance to corrosion. The body is then thoroughly washed and dried and then prepared for the next operation.
At that point, the actual process of painting begins. The CL paint process is conducted by advanced robotic painting machines that deliver precisely regulated amounts of paint. The paint booths themselves are sealed from the environment to ensure that no dust or foreign matter is accidentally applied with the coatings."
From the bare metal body to the final inspection stage, the CL undergoes a careful 23-step, 3-coat, 3-bake painting process.
The process begins by thoroughly cleaning the body of grease and other debris that might mar the final finish or prevent paint from properly bonding to the metal. The body is then put through an electro-deposition coating process. This involves submersing the entire body in the negatively charged coating. A positive charge is then applied to the body. This has the effect of drawing the coating into every crevice and cavity of the body, ensuring optimal resistance to corrosion. The body is then thoroughly washed and dried and then prepared for the next operation.
At that point, the actual process of painting begins. The CL paint process is conducted by advanced robotic painting machines that deliver precisely regulated amounts of paint. The paint booths themselves are sealed from the environment to ensure that no dust or foreign matter is accidentally applied with the coatings."
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2001
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From: Lafayette, CO USA
Originally posted by Squishy:
<STRONG>I just went to a bodyshop and had them repaint my front-end with better clearcoat protection... that seemed to help a LOT.
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<STRONG>I just went to a bodyshop and had them repaint my front-end with better clearcoat protection... that seemed to help a LOT.
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Race Director
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From: Overland Park, Kansas
Originally posted by aefitchgirl:
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The Bellagio is awesome. I recommend that everyone stay there. The water fountain show that they put on in the front of the hotel is the most amazing thing I have ever seen.
I did go to visit the Venetian and it was beautiful. I will definitely be staying there next time I go to LV. I was wondering how the rooms looked inside, from the sounds of it they are beautiful as well. Thanks!!
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The Bellagio is awesome. I recommend that everyone stay there. The water fountain show that they put on in the front of the hotel is the most amazing thing I have ever seen.
I did go to visit the Venetian and it was beautiful. I will definitely be staying there next time I go to LV. I was wondering how the rooms looked inside, from the sounds of it they are beautiful as well. Thanks!!
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But a room in the Venetian is the closest thing to perfect but I'll stay at Bellagio [next time] to confirm that.
Racer
Joined: Jul 2001
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From: Ohio
Originally posted by BarryH:
<STRONG>....The paint booths themselves are sealed from the environment to ensure that no dust or foreign matter is accidentally applied with the coatings."</STRONG>
<STRONG>....The paint booths themselves are sealed from the environment to ensure that no dust or foreign matter is accidentally applied with the coatings."</STRONG>
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