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Honda-Hardy's type "s" express
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Looking great
We are going to be buying a small sand blaster cabinet, so we can blast rocker covers etc..... before we paint and dip them.

We are going to be buying a small sand blaster cabinet, so we can blast rocker covers etc..... before we paint and dip them.
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Re: Honda-Hardy's type "s" express
yeah mate. Took half day holiday but still had to stay on site as Im supervision, fire marshal and first aider. I initially had next week off work but the night shift started so they asked me to cover. As long as i can do my wheels.wurlycorner wrote:Lots of actual work getting done on your night shifts
Look like they've come out really well - will be interesting to see how they look on the car.

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Dont be put off. The hardest part is the prep. Get that right and you should get good results.
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A very hard day of scrubbing and polishing
today i took advantage of the mighty fine and hot weather, i spent from 12 til 8.30PM preparing the car on the only day i have before japfest.
1, wash.
2, dry.
3, clay the whole outside of the car to remove tar, fence paint and heavy deposits.
4. wash,
5, dry
6, remove all traces of waxes and polishes using some funky yellow solventy stuff and allow to haze.
7, remove haze.
8, wash
9, dry
10, DA using meguiars 105 ultra cut compound
11, buff
12, DA using meguiars 205 ultra finishing polish
13, buff
14, DA Meguiars Ultimate Polish G19216 473ml Car Polish
15, buff
16, wash
17, dry
18, 2 coats of Collinite 476S Super Double Coat Car Wax
19 buff
20, stand back and admire.






still need to fit the wheels, but thats going to be on friday.
1, wash.
2, dry.
3, clay the whole outside of the car to remove tar, fence paint and heavy deposits.
4. wash,
5, dry
6, remove all traces of waxes and polishes using some funky yellow solventy stuff and allow to haze.
7, remove haze.
8, wash
9, dry
10, DA using meguiars 105 ultra cut compound
11, buff
12, DA using meguiars 205 ultra finishing polish
13, buff
14, DA Meguiars Ultimate Polish G19216 473ml Car Polish
15, buff
16, wash
17, dry
18, 2 coats of Collinite 476S Super Double Coat Car Wax
19 buff
20, stand back and admire.






still need to fit the wheels, but thats going to be on friday.
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