Great price on that. Joints with double those miles seem to be going for more
It’s because one is a luxury car with AWD and one is not either of those things. That’s common knowledge and has nothing to do with being biased. Wouldn’t think that would need explanation to a car guy
Happy memorial day y’all
That is straight flames broHappy memorial day y’all
! Oldschool Ooh wee. Love the stance- coilovers? Pretty rims too. And what a healthy clearcoat it's got, damn! What year is it & what's the color called? I love Hawaii's rainbow plates
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Yes the rainbow plate is a classic!!!That is straight flames bro
I've ceramic coated my Challenger myself twice, both of my brother's Maxima's & my sister-in-laws Accord- that was the guinea pig car actually lol. It's an intricate process. The first time I ever did it I used my sis-in-laws Accord. It took me 6 hours but I used her car to perfect or at the very least up my skills. The process is a huge pain in the *** lol but worth every second. I used to laugh reading quotes of $1500 $2500 3grand+ for a ceramic treatment. After the 1st time I did that **** man if anything those prices are on the lower end. A $2500 to 3g quote is 1,000% justified. Mad work, patience & labor goes into it. You can do it yourself, you're smart. Watch some videos on the process on YouTube. You can get the entire swirl removal/ceramic kit from Adam's polishes website. Lmk if you do because I can give you a coupon code for some savings at checkout. Like
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said no matter what you'll need a paint correction first. Forget the shop save your $ you can paint correct it yourself as well. Clay bar your entire car first, then using the swirl removal kit use the buffer and correcting polish to remove imperfections, scratches & swirls from your cars paint. Your car is brand-new so for the paint correction a simple correcting polish will suffice you don't need an aggressive correcting polish. Get the white Adam's polish with a white pad & go to work. Don't over work the panels because you don't want to heat up the paint too much. Then you'll need to apply the ceramic panel by panel by panel & THIS is where it get's very time consuming. With an applicator pad one by one. Let the ceramic sit & rainbow for a minute then wipe away using a microfiber towel. This will take you 8-9 hours I have a Challenger & yours is a Charger so their in the same land yacht category size wise so 8 hours sounds about right. Make sure you got plenty of water, snacks & music to keep you busy or else you're going to lose your mind. Also, once it's ceramic coated let it cure for 24 hours & than go back panel by panel & hit it with ceramic boost spray. This enhances the shine & leaves the paint buttery smooth. So damn smooth you're going to be standing there molesting the cars body panels because that's how silky smooth it's going to feel trust me . If you got any ?'s or need help just hit me up, I have plenty of experience with this so I got you bro .
True it is brand new but for untreated cars the paint damage begins as the cars are parked outside on the dealership lot. Constant bugs, dust, dirt, tree sap & other pathogens are constantly hitting & sticking to your cars paint surface. Their microscopic so to the naked eye we don't see em but they're their. Because it's brand new this process won't be too time consuming. Ceramic coating is great but the ultimate paint protection is clearbra or PPF it's called as well. They invented it back in the Vietnam War to protect American helicopters paint. If I could do it all over again I would clearbra but damn **** is wild expensive(rightfully so). You can take a key or knife to the paint & not a scratch would appear.
You’d be surprised
My boy saw this targa top Gtr
I've ceramic coated my Challenger myself twice, both of my brother's Maxima's & my sister-in-laws Accord- that was the guinea pig car actually lol. It's an intricate process. The first time I ever did it I used my sis-in-laws Accord. It took me 6 hours but I used her car to perfect or at the very least up my skills. The process is a huge pain in the *** lol but worth every second. I used to laugh reading quotes of $1500 $2500 3grand+ for a ceramic treatment. After the 1st time I did that **** man if anything those prices are on the lower end. A $2500 to 3g quote is 1,000% justified. Mad work, patience & labor goes into it. You can do it yourself, you're smart. Watch some videos on the process on YouTube. You can get the entire swirl removal/ceramic kit from Adam's polishes website. Lmk if you do because I can give you a coupon code for some savings at checkout. Like
