01SportChic
Active Member
Well if anyone has been or lived in South Florida during the Summer, they know it's either raining, sunny and hot, or all of the above. Well where I was working, my car was uncovered and exposed to the hot sun all day long. Then it would rain, then the sun would come out with the car still wet (which is terrible for the paint, if you didn't know) LOL so basically, this is the end result. It was the longest my car has ever gone without any wax on it...about a month or so and the Florida weather really took advantage. p.s. the before pictures were after I washed and dried the car...there was no dust, dirt or residue on the car whatsoever.
well, I was very disappointed with the paint, and I didn't want it to get any worse so I took my buffer out, and went to town. Here are the after pictures!
here is a shot of the roof...you can 'kinda' see the before (passenger side) and after (driver side) the buff
well, I was very disappointed with the paint, and I didn't want it to get any worse so I took my buffer out, and went to town. Here are the after pictures!
here is a shot of the roof...you can 'kinda' see the before (passenger side) and after (driver side) the buff