JHZR2
Staff member
I saw a brand new wrx yesterday, not an sti, and I gave it a triple look. Liked it a lot. It was a sedan.
But don't know why they can't do something more tasteful with that wing.
Anyway, nice job, just curious why you needed to use anything with a cut on a brand new car. I get washing, claying, even getting iron that is supposedly there from railways off of the paint, and then waxing or sealing, but the others?
Maybe the polish II has no cut and an orange pad is perfectly smooth?
But don't know why they can't do something more tasteful with that wing.
Anyway, nice job, just curious why you needed to use anything with a cut on a brand new car. I get washing, claying, even getting iron that is supposedly there from railways off of the paint, and then waxing or sealing, but the others?
Maybe the polish II has no cut and an orange pad is perfectly smooth?
