2001 Frame up build
Apr 13, 2009 | 09:33 AM
#671
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Specs before anyone askes
20x8.5
20x15
Intro GT Sports (modified)
Mickey Thompson 29x18x20 Rear
Toyo Proxy STII 275/40/20
5" Ride Height
Reason behind the new suspension design, nice parallel LCA to the ground
My Favorite pic right now
20x8.5
20x15
Intro GT Sports (modified)
Mickey Thompson 29x18x20 Rear
Toyo Proxy STII 275/40/20
5" Ride Height
Reason behind the new suspension design, nice parallel LCA to the ground
My Favorite pic right now
Apr 13, 2009 | 09:47 PM
#674
What about this ceramic clear coat you speak of.... I have been out of the Body shop seen for 2-3 years now so I am sure I am missing alot....
Apr 13, 2009 | 10:01 PM
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GM is far from black, more like brown.
Ceramic clear coat is on the new Mercedes and such, it's a much harder clear coat, which reduces swirls, and marring, but in turn when it does swirl it's much harder to polish, and its more expensive. However since this isn't a trailer queen I want a durable finish, otherwise I'd do just a regular clear.
The water base I've been told "pops" a lot more, but in turn the ceramic is very slightly more dull then regular clear, but not to the point where you would notice it.
Ceramic clear coat is on the new Mercedes and such, it's a much harder clear coat, which reduces swirls, and marring, but in turn when it does swirl it's much harder to polish, and its more expensive. However since this isn't a trailer queen I want a durable finish, otherwise I'd do just a regular clear.
The water base I've been told "pops" a lot more, but in turn the ceramic is very slightly more dull then regular clear, but not to the point where you would notice it.
Apr 13, 2009 | 10:14 PM
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GM is far from black, more like brown.
Ceramic clear coat is on the new Mercedes and such, it's a much harder clear coat, which reduces swirls, and marring, but in turn when it does swirl it's much harder to polish, and its more expensive. However since this isn't a trailer queen I want a durable finish, otherwise I'd do just a regular clear.
The water base I've been told "pops" a lot more, but in turn the ceramic is very slightly more dull then regular clear, but not to the point where you would notice it.
Ceramic clear coat is on the new Mercedes and such, it's a much harder clear coat, which reduces swirls, and marring, but in turn when it does swirl it's much harder to polish, and its more expensive. However since this isn't a trailer queen I want a durable finish, otherwise I'd do just a regular clear.
The water base I've been told "pops" a lot more, but in turn the ceramic is very slightly more dull then regular clear, but not to the point where you would notice it.