19 years of Guards Red
#16
Goes well with the tow-away zone red!
#17
One of my favorite cars! Well done! Love the license plate, too
#18
Guards Red or GT Silver
In the next days, I will close the deal for a S. I hesitate between the Guards Red and the GT Silver. My concern about the Guards Red is that many times, red cars change color with the time, caused by the sun. Also, because it is not metallic, normally swirls appears easily.
What is your experience with Guards Red?
Red or Silver, I'm going with the aerokit and black wheels....
What is your experience with Guards Red?
Red or Silver, I'm going with the aerokit and black wheels....
#19
In the next days, I will close the deal for a S. I hesitate between the Guards Red and the GT Silver. My concern about the Guards Red is that many times, red cars change color with the time, caused by the sun. Also, because it is not metallic, normally swirls appears easily.
What is your experience with Guards Red?
Red or Silver, I'm going with the aerokit and black wheels....
What is your experience with Guards Red?
Red or Silver, I'm going with the aerokit and black wheels....
#20
Swirls are not a problem if the car is cleaned correctly.
If you already have swirls, the following link will showcase two items that will solve the problem and keep it from returning.
http://www.autogeek.net/menzerna-of-...FYZM4AodvUQAcg
The Menzerna polish works like a miracle and will not harm the clear cote. I used a Flex orbital buffer to apply, and never had to repeat the process for three years on my red ZO6.
I'd purchased the car which was sitting on the showroom for two months, and its paint was a disaster to say the least. But none of the swirls would "catch" a fingernail, so I knew I could get it back to perfect condition with the Menzerna.
The Wolfgang sealant goes on easily and its hard finish lasts a long time; it will help to prevent future swirl marks when applying detail spray, etc.
If you already have swirls, the following link will showcase two items that will solve the problem and keep it from returning.
http://www.autogeek.net/menzerna-of-...FYZM4AodvUQAcg
The Menzerna polish works like a miracle and will not harm the clear cote. I used a Flex orbital buffer to apply, and never had to repeat the process for three years on my red ZO6.
I'd purchased the car which was sitting on the showroom for two months, and its paint was a disaster to say the least. But none of the swirls would "catch" a fingernail, so I knew I could get it back to perfect condition with the Menzerna.
The Wolfgang sealant goes on easily and its hard finish lasts a long time; it will help to prevent future swirl marks when applying detail spray, etc.
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