Aah that blows. Thennn um idk Promotion ftw at staples?

 

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 man wheres the easy button for car payments?

Lol i had to ^^

 

LMFAO!!

yeah really

 

Btw how much did you buy your car for? 302 seems a bit much for a used.

 

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

 

Dam, how many miles were on it?! EDIT: this is my 699th post XD

 

polish and you will need more wax for the next time you want to wax your car

 

....clay it, use a simple polish and wax it to seal it in. if they are simple surface scratches(not visible from a few feet back) they will not need touchup and can be polished out

 

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

 

jeezy dont do it.

 

ouchhhh that sucks. when i bought my 95, 2 weeks after i had it the flowmasters went on but its never cheap to do any mod unfortuneatly but good news! insurance will go down a little with the 2010 coming out

 

there was 43 k and now theres about 52

 

I got some wax, i just didnt post it on that pic, its pretty much new, im not using that liquid wax i think.
Why wouldnt i smooth it out? I know it forms as a bump but wouldnt that look bad unless it formed really well to the cut? And can you link up a good polish please? Also where would you get clear coat touchup?
That seems really pricey for some reason, i guess market wasnt as much of a buyers as it atm.

 

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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