KBP goodness...Paint correction and coating completed
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08KBP_VA (10-27-2016)
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Mine will get done in couple of months, mind if I ask how much did the service cost you?
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Looks great!!
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08KBP_VA (10-27-2016)
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Sorry forgot to note what was done, not sure if folks care about the details...
1. Full single stage correction
2. C quartz finest applied to all areas and on clear bra
3. Clear bra installed including a and b pillars, mirrors, lights, rockers and other key areas
4. Dr Colorchip squeegie on some areas
5. Coating on wheels
$1450
1. Full single stage correction
2. C quartz finest applied to all areas and on clear bra
3. Clear bra installed including a and b pillars, mirrors, lights, rockers and other key areas
4. Dr Colorchip squeegie on some areas
5. Coating on wheels
$1450
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Looks great! How satisfied were you with the Dr.Colorchip kit? Thinking about what paint touchup kit to buy to get a few chips fixed on my NBP.
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08KBP_VA (10-27-2016)
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Very nice!
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08KBP_VA (10-27-2016)
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i never had luck with it myself my guy works magic with it especially the squeegee for large area then putting the film on hides a lot
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08KBP_VA (10-27-2016)
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Thanks all I know pics dont show detail as crappy iPhone pics but I have been promised some DSLR pics too I forgot how stellar the KBP is when detailed right!
#waxisdead
Now I gotta work on getting it over 40k miles!
#waxisdead
Now I gotta work on getting it over 40k miles!
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Sorry forgot to note what was done, not sure if folks care about the details...
1. Full single stage correction
2. C quartz finest applied to all areas and on clear bra
3. Clear bra installed including a and b pillars, mirrors, lights, rockers and other key areas
4. Dr Colorchip squeegie on some areas
5. Coating on wheels
$1450
1. Full single stage correction
2. C quartz finest applied to all areas and on clear bra
3. Clear bra installed including a and b pillars, mirrors, lights, rockers and other key areas
4. Dr Colorchip squeegie on some areas
5. Coating on wheels
$1450
Nice quality work there, well the price is what prevent me from get the TL done by pro well I just gona have to DIY this one.
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08KBP_VA (10-27-2016)
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Good luck and post pics when completed. I have yet to see a well prepped RRP. That was my second choice in colors if I didnt find KBP.
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^^^^ lol its not my first rodeo, the actual color is MRP (Moroccan Red Pearl) as you experience with KBP the shade change according to sun light. I did it back in 2012 and somewhat restore my beater (will post pics later since my work comp is pos) . I will post pics when the final product is done, anyway you got any more pics on that beauty?
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Burning Brakes
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I found while I had decent products and DA what I had wasn't enough to remove all the defects or even close between buffer trails, swirls, holograms and spider webs. So since I knew I was beat I let a professional get me to a baseline.
I'm curious since it's not your first rodeo as it isn't mine either as I've been showing and judging cars for concours for 15+ years what products and equipment you use to correct the paint. I know I needed more aggressive pads, equipment and product I chickened out being afraid I'd burn through clear and paint or reduce its depth.
i picked it up today but no more pics yet as it was cloudy let me see if the shop got any others
I'm curious since it's not your first rodeo as it isn't mine either as I've been showing and judging cars for concours for 15+ years what products and equipment you use to correct the paint. I know I needed more aggressive pads, equipment and product I chickened out being afraid I'd burn through clear and paint or reduce its depth.
i picked it up today but no more pics yet as it was cloudy let me see if the shop got any others
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Dude, it's Honda paint...
I think you did the right thing.
You're a concourse judge?!? NICE! What airport?
Yeah, I have DA, and Makita...and a few different brand products and I've decided if it requires more than white pad with M205...I'll leave it to a pro, also...
or just live with the imperfections.
I think you did the right thing.
You're a concourse judge?!? NICE! What airport?
Yeah, I have DA, and Makita...and a few different brand products and I've decided if it requires more than white pad with M205...I'll leave it to a pro, also...
or just live with the imperfections.
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Burning Brakes
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Dude, it's Honda paint...
I think you did the right thing.
You're a concourse judge?!? NICE! What airport?
Yeah, I have DA, and Makita...and a few different brand products and I've decided if it requires more than white pad with M205...I'll leave it to a pro, also...
or just live with the imperfections.
I think you did the right thing.
You're a concourse judge?!? NICE! What airport?
Yeah, I have DA, and Makita...and a few different brand products and I've decided if it requires more than white pad with M205...I'll leave it to a pro, also...
or just live with the imperfections.
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rockstar143 (10-27-2016)
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my opinion counts?
Thanks man!
No, you did good, brother...
on my V, the guy that did a repair on my roof had his detail guy "detail" the car as a courtesy.
By using a dirty pad on a rotary to compound and then not polish my ENTIRE CAR.
It's the thought that counts but fuck me right in the goat ass.
Took me 10 hours and a day off with a few white pads and a ton of M205 to polish that out and now it looks very very nice.
But again, if you don't know what you're doing, it's smart to pay someone else or just walk away.
And I'd like to think that after doing hand zaino 7 years ago, then progressing to random orbit and then rotary (and then SCARY burn plastic headlights) back to random orbit)...I know a thing or two
and my approach now is that if it isn't a show car, and it's gonna be a daily, and you value your time and don't want to lose sleep being OCD...polish it up decent, then keep it protected by polymer coatings every 3 months
and just enjoy the car looking good from 10 feet, under a tree, when the sun is setting.
Otherwise, pay someone $1400 and get it totally fixed and sealed with a semi permacoat!
Again, kudos and great job, it looks beautiful.
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08KBP_VA (10-27-2016)
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Burning Brakes
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my opinion counts?
Thanks man!
No, you did good, brother...
on my V, the guy that did a repair on my roof had his detail guy "detail" the car as a courtesy.
By using a dirty pad on a rotary to compound and then not polish my ENTIRE CAR.
It's the thought that counts but fuck me right in the goat ass.
Took me 10 hours and a day off with a few white pads and a ton of M205 to polish that out and now it looks very very nice.
But again, if you don't know what you're doing, it's smart to pay someone else or just walk away.
And I'd like to think that after doing hand zaino 7 years ago, then progressing to random orbit and then rotary (and then SCARY burn plastic headlights) back to random orbit)...I know a thing or two
and my approach now is that if it isn't a show car, and it's gonna be a daily, and you value your time and don't want to lose sleep being OCD...polish it up decent, then keep it protected by polymer coatings every 3 months
and just enjoy the car looking good from 10 feet, under a tree, when the sun is setting.
Otherwise, pay someone $1400 and get it totally fixed and sealed with a semi permacoat!
Again, kudos and great job, it looks beautiful.
Yeah thats similar story to how I ended up here. Shop put small scuff/scratch on door getting into it, raised it to them and damage they caused to seat, douche bag mechanic had keys dangling from his belt. They then decided to do me a solid and proceeded to do "detail" whole car even though I told them to leave it alone and just repair seat. I saw more swirls and buffer trails I was getting dizzy and to say I was pissed was an understatement. The "professional" even burned part of the clearbra on rear bumper.
Cheers to it being done and back in the stable.
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08KBP_VA (10-27-2016)
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KBP Absolutely stunning!
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