well it's actually my wife's RR.
it pretty much lives outside (only have a 1 car garage and my WRX get's it
) and is exposed to the elements. we bought it last year and i was able to "hide" the scratches from off-roading when i used the Zymol that i had. i was pretty content with it and it looked good.
now since getting my WRX, i want to keep it in great looking condition and noticed that the wife's RR was looking kinda sad, so what better way to test my skills by using her vehicle.
it's always had water marks since we bought it (used) got a good amount out, but there are quite a bit left on the hood only.
here's what i used:
Quik Clay , #83, #82, NXT, NXT Protectant, Hot Shine, Meg's pads/backer, PC
before:
after:
here's the scary gas filler area and scratches:
Before:
still has some fuel marks:
some more scratches and a stain:
stain and scratches gone (well except for the deep ones)
here's a side with scratches, not too bad.
after:
here's a few reflection shots:
NXT and a deep scratch:
no, this wasn't photoshopped:
and full view, before the storms came in
it pretty much lives outside (only have a 1 car garage and my WRX get's it

now since getting my WRX, i want to keep it in great looking condition and noticed that the wife's RR was looking kinda sad, so what better way to test my skills by using her vehicle.
it's always had water marks since we bought it (used) got a good amount out, but there are quite a bit left on the hood only.
here's what i used:
Quik Clay , #83, #82, NXT, NXT Protectant, Hot Shine, Meg's pads/backer, PC
before:

after:

here's the scary gas filler area and scratches:
Before:

still has some fuel marks:

some more scratches and a stain:

stain and scratches gone (well except for the deep ones)

here's a side with scratches, not too bad.

after:

here's a few reflection shots:
NXT and a deep scratch:

no, this wasn't photoshopped:

and full view, before the storms came in


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