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We got a break in the cold weather today so i squeezed in a detail.
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Re: 1998 BMW 318i
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Re: 1998 BMW 318i
Hey fellow Kentuckian
Nice reflection and ride.
What was your process?''USE THE LEAST AGGRESSIVE PRODUCT TO GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT''
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Re: 1998 BMW 318i
wash, Clay, Ultimate polish, and NXT Generation tech waxComment
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Re: 1998 BMW 318i
Nice work, like that process. Car looks extremely glossy. I've got an E38 myself.Comment
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Re: 1998 BMW 318i
Looks awesome for a 15 year old german car. Has the trunk been painted? Peel doesn't look like it matches the rest of the car.Comment
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Re: 1998 BMW 318i
I am no sure if its been repainted kinds look like a little orange peel, but the color match the car its just the angle of the shot i think.Comment
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Re: 1998 BMW 318i
Originally posted by roger3380 View Post
Still looks great though, it is a 15 year old car anyway so maybe expect a bit of imperfection or some repainted panels, but your car looks great. Lots of depth, looks real nice to say the least.Comment
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