Originally Posted by JusticePete (Post 3835997)

Chris,

The warmer the ambient temperature the less hardener you need. I clearly rember telling your about this before you did the work :sm0:

Originally Posted by garcmol (Post 3836325)

Chris, You can polish all you want, but DON'T wax it yet. Ask your painter how long to wait. Unless it's baked, it ain't cured yet. That can take 30 to 90 days! You wax it and the paint can't gas off and it'll bubble.

With Adam's it contains silicone. You can polish with it but I recommend you use a 50/50 isopropyl alcohol/distilled water mix to get the polish off completely when done.

New paint I like Megs 105 and 205 and it's paint shop friendly. No silicone! Once it's cured the Adam's line is perfect

Originally Posted by JusticePete (Post 3835997)

No one will notice as you fly around the cones or down the strip. :D

Originally Posted by Shardik2SS (Post 3837399)

Looking good Chris!!

Originally Posted by GTAHVIT (Post 3837427)

Thanks... :D did you post pics of the new wheels and tires?

Need better shots than what you sent to my phone. :D

Originally Posted by Revo1 (Post 3838092)

Dude NOICE! She's looking good :drinking: You're a braver man than I- I'm even a bit skurred to take a buffer to the paint still :facepalm:

Originally Posted by zebra (Post 3838485)

hey, the bumper looks great!
...much better than mine looked a month ago :yikes:

Originally Posted by Darth_Emma (Post 3838499)

I Porter Cable is EASY to use. It won't hurt your paint because it's a random orbital polisher. I have one and use it on my car.

Originally Posted by Revo1 (Post 3839541)

I'm going to look into one as soon as I take care of a couple things under the hood. I have some swirl marks that keep lookin at me wrong... :paddle:

Originally Posted by GTAHVIT (Post 3839573)

So them no mercy... crush their rebellion you must....


;)

Originally Posted by PQ (Post 3841583)

So..... about the brake calipers...... :popcorn: