Chi town TSX build Thread
11-18-2012, 04:12 AM
#126
SeeYou2Crew #2
i was REALLY close to buying it when he was selling it for 150/180 + shipping, which would make it around $310. but im a bit skeptical about it with the scratches and stuff....
would you mind taking some pics that shows the scratches more if you have time? thanks bro
would you mind taking some pics that shows the scratches more if you have time? thanks bro
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05-19-2013, 06:13 PM
#136
ROTAREDOM
Looks great! Glad you did it yourself too!
05-19-2013, 06:30 PM
#137
looks real sharp now!
05-19-2013, 09:32 PM
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savclaude (07-14-2013)
07-14-2013, 08:24 PM
#146
Yea even on stockies, looks great. 
07-14-2013, 09:56 PM
#147
mugen cu2
,but so many choices out there it will depend on what you like and what you can afford,some polish work vs or rotiform sjc 
game over
07-22-2013, 07:21 AM
#149
Polish depends on how bad the paint is and if you're willing to put in the hours and days needed to do it. If not, take it somewhere nice. If you do want to do it, invest in either a griots or porter cable DA. Pads, and the polish depends on preference plus what you need done, heavy swirls, just some slight swirling. Also def invest in proper washing materials like mitt and buckets with grit guard. Check out our wash and wax section, it's pretty good
07-22-2013, 07:59 PM
#151
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^ I did a projector retrofit in my truck and I bought some extra sealant, since most of the goop stayed on the screwdriver I used to pry the headlights apart.
For indicator bulbs with no amber reflectors you're probably best off with switchback LEDs.
Grigio09 - for polishing a dual orbital buffer, pads, polishing compound, and wax/sealant is essential.
For indicator bulbs with no amber reflectors you're probably best off with switchback LEDs.
Grigio09 - for polishing a dual orbital buffer, pads, polishing compound, and wax/sealant is essential.
07-22-2013, 09:23 PM
#153
Both these things are on my list.
Polish depends on how bad the paint is and if you're willing to put in the hours and days needed to do it. If not, take it somewhere nice. If you do want to do it, invest in either a griots or porter cable DA. Pads, and the polish depends on preference plus what you need done, heavy swirls, just some slight swirling. Also def invest in proper washing materials like mitt and buckets with grit guard. Check out our wash and wax section, it's pretty good
Polish depends on how bad the paint is and if you're willing to put in the hours and days needed to do it. If not, take it somewhere nice. If you do want to do it, invest in either a griots or porter cable DA. Pads, and the polish depends on preference plus what you need done, heavy swirls, just some slight swirling. Also def invest in proper washing materials like mitt and buckets with grit guard. Check out our wash and wax section, it's pretty good
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ed_423 (07-28-2013)
07-23-2013, 07:54 PM
#157
^ Thanks for the info. Problem meaning gaps or the curvature of the spoiler? I would want to try to test fit it because I really like the E60 roof spoiler. I need to find some local shop to see if they have one in stock so I can try to test fit it first.
Thanks
Thanks
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