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Chris(NJ) · 04-26-2007, 09:52 AM

I had this detail scheduled for last Friday so he'd have it in time for the ecza (z car) meet that was in Media PA on Saturday. I was also scheduled to receive my cases of optiseal on Friday for the show as well. Since I can never count on the delivery guys to get there early, I had a backup plan, however, dhl pulled through and delivered right on time. So of course I had to break it open and give the new OS a shot.
Anyway, the car is a cherry red twinturbo 300zx. It was in pretty bad shape. Looks like the driver side gas cap area had fuel spilled which etched into the clear, dr. door had some orange peel or somethin going on which would just not clean up real well, and loads of swirls & scratches. I'll have to post some befores a little later while I'm not at work, but figured I'd post the few after shots that were posted on another forum while I have a few minutes.

Process:
wash
clay
wash
ssr2.5 on edge green & speed 6
ssr1 on blue edge and speed 5
optiseal

Dont mind the lack of dressings, I wanted to snap some pics before I lost daylight.

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04-26-2007, 09:52 AM	#1
Chris(NJ) Tri-State Addict Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Central Jersey Member #3979 My Ride: 2002 BMW M3 iTrader: (0)	1993 300zx twinturbo I had this detail scheduled for last Friday so he'd have it in time for the ecza (z car) meet that was in Media PA on Saturday. I was also scheduled to receive my cases of optiseal on Friday for the show as well. Since I can never count on the delivery guys to get there early, I had a backup plan, however, dhl pulled through and delivered right on time. So of course I had to break it open and give the new OS a shot. Anyway, the car is a cherry red twinturbo 300zx. It was in pretty bad shape. Looks like the driver side gas cap area had fuel spilled which etched into the clear, dr. door had some orange peel or somethin going on which would just not clean up real well, and loads of swirls & scratches. I'll have to post some befores a little later while I'm not at work, but figured I'd post the few after shots that were posted on another forum while I have a few minutes. Process: wash clay wash ssr2.5 on edge green & speed 6 ssr1 on blue edge and speed 5 optiseal Dont mind the lack of dressings, I wanted to snap some pics before I lost daylight. [/QUOTE]