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Old 05-03-2008, 05:15 PM
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that looks great John. That's what Scott did with his, sent it to Kurt at Autokraft for more clear and color-sanding/buffing. Made a huge difference.

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Old 05-03-2008, 05:33 PM
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Yea, color sanding and buffing makes it look way better.

I had one until I let Bret drive my car through the autocross.. lol.. now it's wall art.
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got me and him. Maybe you oughta redo the stripes or always park next to buildings
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that looks great John. That's what Scott did with his, sent it to Kurt at Autokraft for more clear and color-sanding/buffing. Made a huge difference.

Congrats!

Jody
Thanks Jody ...and bummer Steve ,you replaced it yet?
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Man That looks awesome! You truly have a great eye for details on all your cars..
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Whats up with the black head lights on it.
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Whats up with the black head lights on it.
headlight covers man...doesn't everybody run 'em?
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Never seen them tell now but i never pay much attention to f bodies tho.
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lots of wet sanding and clear and wet sanding coat after coat ..... then i was being an idiot loading my car into the trailer and cracked the spoiler in half.
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