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Old 11-08-2010, 03:08 PM
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Cut and buffed out...




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Very nice man!
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Old 11-10-2010, 04:22 PM
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Thank You! We are happy to be making progress!
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Nice work. it looks great.
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Old 11-17-2010, 03:39 PM
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stripped the front suspension down today....


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Looks good, but I would be worried about glare with the upper w/s area glossy and buffed It's flat black to cut down on glare. FWIW, I have an aftermarket plastic dash cover on my Firebird (Dashcap) until I can afford to have the dash pad redone...and since it's just grained plastic, it's still shiny enough that the glare is really bad on the windshield in the sun. The sun hits it, and it is reflected up onto the windshield, right into your line of vision. For showcar, maybe not a biggie, but if you plan on driving it, you'll probably regret it. Food for thought and just a helpful observations...probably not what you want to hear after putting in the effort.
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Thank you for the input, we appreciate all constructive criticism. Although I dont necessarily agree. I painted a friends dash in his first gen Firebird and buffed it out to the same level of shine and he never had any issues with glare. He drives it alot too. Either way if it does become a problem we can always get a dash pad cover to help.
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