A week in review - G35, Lifted Tacoma, Highlander, Stang, Xterra, CRV (42 pics)

You're the poster child for perfection.



Are you offering discounts on black mustangs this summer? You're killing them!



I have to say.....



The G35 looks amazing from head to toe. The paint is absolutely stunning. What a glow!!!!
 
Beason said:
what are you using on trim? Z16?
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The Tacoma, Xterra and Stang recieved Z8.



The CRV receieved CK RMG.



I use Z16 on the front lower diffuser on my "G". You can barely see it under there.
 
audio1der: With pretty much every car, I recline/de-recline and move the front seats all the way forward/back to work around everything as best as possible.



With the back seats in the CRV, they folded down and lifted up so I was able to get leverage in every angle.
 
Fantastic work Sean - I did a Jetta a couple of years ago that looked like that.



Your car looks awesome. Mustang pictures are beautiful. :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
 
Hey sean SHARP!! as always on everyone of them, I just don't understand how the inside of a "car" (CRV) can get that bad and your car, that's something else...
 
Nice work Sean. IAs a pursuer of the perfect balance between efficiency, effectiveness, and overall outcome (in all areas of life), I really appreciate the pic of your products. I like your minimalist, yet, high quality product approach.
 
Great job on all as usual Sean!



G35stilez said:
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Do tell, what are all those products with the Z on them? :chuckle:
 
Superb work as always, Sean. Really love how deep and wet just using RMG and Z8 made that CRV...but I guess you deserved a quickie on the exterior after that disgusting interior. ;)



The Mustang also looks terrific, so black and wet in the after shots. :)



BTW, do you hate those BFG All Terrain tires (the Tacoma) as much as I do? The tread on the sidewalls is a really PITA when the wheels are dirty...like the ones on the Excursion I washed today that were caked in caliche dust (a nasty, very fine white dust in west Texas and New Mexico). :nervous2:
 
Awesome work as usual, so do you find Lacquer Thinner & WD40 helps with that extra gunk? APC/PreTreats don't cut enough I find.
 
The cars look amazing and your car makes me want to buy every Z product that they make! I love the placement of the business cars in the CRV too...great picsture! :getdown
 
Toyotaguy: I had a Bissel LGCM but due to it's poor suction, I opted out from bringing it with me on all details.



Mach: I try :). Having used roughly the same products on the past 30+ cars, I think I have a nice little mix going.



Scott: I am being kept in the loop on durability for the CRV. The RMG added a lot, but then again, I shalacked it on. It definatley filled some defects and increased depth. The Z8 added some wetness and most of all, slickness.



Those tires were a bit of a PITA. I had to spray them with Z16 around the edges as the ridges would've chewed up my applicator.



Silva: Yep, it goes: Car Wash -> Dawn -> Goo Gone -> WD-40 -> Lacquer Thinner in order of my gunk removal. With WD, just spray on, let dwell for 1-2 minutes and wipe away with a clean MF.



chaotik: http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=43947&highlight=carpet+upholstery+gsrstilez









Thanks everyone!
 
Absolutely, positively BEAUTIFUL work Sean!!! :2thumbs:



Trust me when I say this...you have not seen your last CRV-esk interior. ;)
 
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