Originally Posted by Becka
(Post 400511)
well see i live in Oregon my dad lives in Arizona and you have to be in the same household inorder to be on their plan
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lol yeah right haha that a knee slapper!!
I have a hard enough time getting my hours so now i am trying to get another job |
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Originally Posted by Becka
(Post 400518)
lol yeah right haha that a knee slapper!!
I have a hard enough time getting my hours so now i am trying to get another job Lol i had to ^^ |
LMFAO!!
yeah really |
Btw how much did you buy your car for? 302 seems a bit much for a used.
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305, I am paying like 15,000 cause i also had a trade in worth like 2 and I still owed on it but i only owe like 13, 000 now
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Dam, how many miles were on it?! EDIT: this is my 699th post XD
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Originally Posted by Deathdiesel
(Post 400139)
Went to autozone, bought some shit. Am i missing anything?
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Originally Posted by Becka
(Post 400448)
!!repainted!! lol haha
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Originally Posted by Deathdiesel
(Post 400450)
Lol well for the big ones, im using touchup paint bought from the dealer. Then smoothin it out and etc.
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jeezy dont do it.
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Originally Posted by Becka
(Post 400495)
well for one i got the car like 10 mos ago and havent had the money to put anything into it, because i got a 305 car payment and other bills along with it and a part time min pay job....thats why see if i had the money, my car would have the best shit and would be friggin amazing, id smoke that loser but i just cant afford it right now.
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there was 43 k and now theres about 52
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Originally Posted by mustangman95gt
(Post 400588)
polish and you will need more wax for the next time you want to wax your car
Originally Posted by mustangman95gt
(Post 400591)
dont try to smooth it out! when touch-up goes on it looks like a bump on the surface. as it drys it bonds to the paint. Reminder* if your car has a clear coat, you might want to think about using a clear coat touch-up over the deep scratches
Originally Posted by Becka
(Post 400604)
there was 43 k and now theres about 52
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you can smooth it out its your choice. how were you going to do that tho? as for the polish i know of one place but you only get it in bulk (1 gallon min) or here is one similar to what we use:
http://www.lanescarproducts.com/ultimateglaze1.html here is the touch-up: http://www.automotivetouchup.com/tou...clearcoat.aspx it's not needed but its recommended. honestly i have never used it on any of the cars i have done and i have had no complaints. your call |
Well if i smoothed it out when i first applied it, id use a sqaure sponge, or a credit car kinda like thing. Or if i really wanted to go all out i could buy this. But ill probably use a flat sponge to try and level it out, and see how it looks. For a sealant they mean like wax, or do they mean like the clear coat actually? http://www.autogeek.net/langka-paint...epair-kit.html
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Check out Zanio's kits - The mirror finish you get from their polishes is amazing...
www.zainostore.com Check out some of the pics...!! |
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