1993 Pathfinder, RR's new toy
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1993 Pathfinder, RR's new toy
So I picked up this truck to have as a fixer upper, ranch truck and daily driver to save the F250 some miles.
Using a Flex and an PC7424XP with black Megs Finish pads and Megs MF pads...using PB PP just to clean the surface
Blue Megs clay
Baseline
Prewash with my little man
Here she is getting ready
Here you can see the junk in the paint
1x1 foot of hood
Hopefully you see the haze, swirls and junk in the paint
yup, its white folks
what a mess
some custom markings in the hood
Updated: Making progress.
Using a Flex and an PC7424XP with black Megs Finish pads and Megs MF pads...using PB PP just to clean the surface
Blue Megs clay
Baseline
Prewash with my little man
Here she is getting ready
Here you can see the junk in the paint
1x1 foot of hood
Hopefully you see the haze, swirls and junk in the paint
yup, its white folks
what a mess
some custom markings in the hood
Updated: Making progress.
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As usual, JP takes a well used vehicle that most of us wouldn't take a second look at and makes it look absolutely awesome. Along the way, he re-discovers how hard it it to take proper pictures of white paint - no matter what shape its in. Yes Dave, I may have some serious (friendly) competition here.
Too bad he screwed the whole thing up by hopelessly abrading the paint with super abrasive clay that all major manufacurers have said not to use and that Meg's has been sued by the federeal government for selling. Oh wait, it actually helped him bring this one back. Never mind.
Too bad he screwed the whole thing up by hopelessly abrading the paint with super abrasive clay that all major manufacurers have said not to use and that Meg's has been sued by the federeal government for selling. Oh wait, it actually helped him bring this one back. Never mind.
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No way on the White...Tom has me beat for sure.
2stroked As usual, JP takes a well used vehicle that most of us wouldn't take a second look at and makes it look absolutely awesome. Along the way, he re-discovers how hard it it to take proper pictures of white paint - no matter what shape its in. Yes Dave, I may have some serious (friendly) competition here.
Too bad he screwed the whole thing up by hopelessly abrading the paint with super abrasive clay that all major manufacurers have said not to use and that Meg's has been sued by the federeal government for selling. Oh wait, it actually helped him bring this one back. Never mind.
Too bad he screwed the whole thing up by hopelessly abrading the paint with super abrasive clay that all major manufacurers have said not to use and that Meg's has been sued by the federeal government for selling. Oh wait, it actually helped him bring this one back. Never mind.
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Thanks man!
Not too bad for only using 3 products...well one of them twice! LOL
My goal wasn't showroom just make it pop.
Not too bad for only using 3 products...well one of them twice! LOL
My goal wasn't showroom just make it pop.
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