It sounds like too much work trying to buff, anywhere that does clearcoat for a reasonable price?
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Where can you get a clear coat redone?
It sounds like too much work trying to buff, anywhere that does clearcoat for a reasonable price?
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Re: Where can you get a clear coat redone?
depends on the shape or stage of your paint?Originally posted by phatgirl21
It sounds like too much work trying to buff, anywhere that does clearcoat for a reasonable price?
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Unless your paintjob is otherwise mint, you can't just go and clear your car. It'll look like shit
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Originally posted by r3cc0s
Felon or Mistermeiner
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That's great...thanks.
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what year is your car? I may be able to help you out - give me a pm. Here are a couple of shots of my car before and after I worked on it.
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Several studies have investigated the relationship between intelligence and the degree of religious belief (excluding humanism), with most showing an inverse correlation between intelligence averages and the "importance of religion" to the testee.
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Wow, wicked job, what did you do? I've got a black car that I was thinking of taking for a power polish
You don't wanna race me.... you've seen taillights like mine a thousand times!!!!
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To those of you who have read this thread the wrong way....I should have said that this way not a respray of the clearcoat on these two cars. I washed/polished/waxed the paint to get the imperfections out of the clearcoat. So if you're going to PM me about spraying a cc on your car, you're probably looking for a good detail of the paint. Sorry if I caused any confusion.
Several studies have investigated the relationship between intelligence and the degree of religious belief (excluding humanism), with most showing an inverse correlation between intelligence averages and the "importance of religion" to the testee.
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