2003 SSM RSX Type-S
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2003 SSM RSX Type-S
Hey AZINE! I've had the car for about a month now but I didn't really feel like taking pictures. I went to the car wash today and said eh, what the heck why not? I snapped a few photos, nothing special used a cheap Nikon 9MP Digi camera.
It has about 86k miles with a rebuilt title. Only parts replaced on it were drivers side fender, left headlight, bumper, hood.
Well that's it for now. I don't know if I should mod it or not? I would like to do all mods but still keep it N/A without rebuilding anything... what do you guys think?
Also what can be done... the last owner drove into a freshly painted yellow line and it won't come off! lol.
It has about 86k miles with a rebuilt title. Only parts replaced on it were drivers side fender, left headlight, bumper, hood.
Well that's it for now. I don't know if I should mod it or not? I would like to do all mods but still keep it N/A without rebuilding anything... what do you guys think?
Also what can be done... the last owner drove into a freshly painted yellow line and it won't come off! lol.
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Cleveland represent Welcome to the Zine, nice to finally see pics of the type-S
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unfortunately clay probably isn't gonna do too much on that road paint no offense. your best bet is to use lacquer thinner and rub gentlyyyyy... it'll take a long time to get that stuff off but you have to be really careful with the lacquer not to etch the paint. if you do happen to etch the paint then the only way to bring it back is with a good cutting compound and a trusty buffer. good luck on that, that shit sucks.
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unfortunately clay probably isn't gonna do too much on that road paint no offense. your best bet is to use lacquer thinner and rub gentlyyyyy... it'll take a long time to get that stuff off but you have to be really careful with the lacquer not to etch the paint. if you do happen to etch the paint then the only way to bring it back is with a good cutting compound and a trusty buffer. good luck on that, that shit sucks.
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^thanks, yeah I haven't really done much to the car at all, I lost my job because the company had to cut just about all employees, but I should be getting something else soon.
Anyways so far the things I've done was remove my splash guards, debadge it, clean the baked on brake dust off of the rims.
Rims BEFORE
Rims AFTER
The next step I want to take with the car would be get 35% window tints on the sides, 5% sunroof+back window and get my roof covered in glossy vinyl, so basically a black roof .
Anyways so far the things I've done was remove my splash guards, debadge it, clean the baked on brake dust off of the rims.
Rims BEFORE
Rims AFTER
The next step I want to take with the car would be get 35% window tints on the sides, 5% sunroof+back window and get my roof covered in glossy vinyl, so basically a black roof .
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Looks clean, I'm going to be trying to get some meets going soon, I'll keep you posted
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