Tyler's Wannabe 1M Build & Update Thread
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From: San Diego
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From: San Diego
Thanks 
Seriously, it kept getting closer and closer throughout the day and even followed me on the way home.

You're certainly not wrong.
If a car needs a buffing, it's definitely the S2k. You're more than welcome to come out here and do them for free ... lmk.

Seriously, it kept getting closer and closer throughout the day and even followed me on the way home.


You're certainly not wrong.
If a car needs a buffing, it's definitely the S2k. You're more than welcome to come out here and do them for free ... lmk.
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that's too long of a drive for that piece!
ship it!
The blue car could use some white pad love...maybe more...but I refuse. Honda paint is too thin...I'm not shaving ANY clear off...just preserving what's there.
ship it!
The blue car could use some white pad love...maybe more...but I refuse. Honda paint is too thin...I'm not shaving ANY clear off...just preserving what's there.
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I'm pretty much a badass. When I say no cut I mean ZERO material removal. The car isn't a show car and with a good coat of polymer, she looks damn good with your eyes closed, at night and going 100 mph.
I know the paint is still shiny underneath and i have tried to use clay bar and removed a lot of it but it came back after a few months.
i prefer draino. It gives me the buzz I need, while ensuring I get to repaint my hood every 6 weeks, after it eats through the paint. I'm thinking I'll just start wrapping my hood in fake CF from now on.












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