That's a lot?
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3M general adhesive remover or goo gone?
Well that's just what I heard, we'd have to wait for Phil to confirm it.
Oh, I just ordered some Wolf polishes, no body wrap here. I was told that body wrap is not allowed here because of its formulation or something,...
I couldn't wait, so I ordered some from an UK site, lol.
^ People usually spray the hub with high temp paint, I had mine done by a friend who owns a bodyshop, haven't had any problems with rusty hubs!
I've seen people spraying that area with high temp paint, usually in black, to deal with that.
I dreamed about buying an optima steamer after seeing it in action, lol.
Glad to hear you arrived okay! We need more pics! Now GO GO GO, lol What is it, like a 16 hours time difference between NA and Hong Kong right now?
That's what we did, but the problem was not in the polishing, it was in the wipe off. Seemed like all the polishes I had had too much oil in...
I'm still waiting for the sun shots, lol. Client lives like 10 minutes away from him too, I think he's busy with work these days though.....
Hatchback = wagon to me. At least it looks the same, lol.
Thanks! And good luck!
Yup, seems like one need to be quick with it so it doesn't have time to really heat up and become "sticky".
I feel for you man, lol. I now have new found respect for all the detailers who have taken on and successfully corrected Subaru of any kind.
Yeah man we'll talk tomorrow. You using a Rotary on your car or DA? DA works the best with Subaru paint.
It is a very expensive polish, $114 for 16oz I believe. However, it worked on Obsidian black like a charm. Oil based polishes aren't good for...
I never want to work on another Subaru again, at least that's how I feel at the moment, haha.
Prima swirl worked horribly on Subaru's obsidian black, it is too soft for that. Hell, I even tried a custom made Prima finish, made specifically...
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