The chip, dent, and scratch thread!

Hi-Step'n370Z · 03-22-2010, 01:12 PM

Just for starters, the first thing I did after I bough my Z was to buy the following:

• Nissan touch up paint. (already has clear coat in it)
• Clear coat touch up.
• McGuires Scratch X 2.0.
• Shamois towels.
• Microfiber auto cloth towels.
• Easy Grip Sponge applicator for the Scratch X.
• Turtle Wax bug and tar remover.
• A nice silver wash bucket to match my car. (I mean......ya know)

The car wash soap and wax and anything else are to be purchased next, after I make my decision as to what they will be, along with some good quality sponges for washing the Roadster top.

I am interested it that "road wrap" that someone posted to the Forum about, that sounds like just the thing for trips. I am thinking it's a temporary fix, can be removed, then re-applied as needed. I personally do not want the permanent paint protector.
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This Beautiful 370Z Roadster ain't my first Rodeo. Bring it on!!
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03-22-2010, 01:12 PM	#7 (permalink)
Hi-Step'n370Z Enthusiast Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: new york Posts: 425 Drives: '10ZR S/B AT Tour NV Rep Power: 279	Just for starters, the first thing I did after I bough my Z was to buy the following: • Nissan touch up paint. (already has clear coat in it) • Clear coat touch up. • McGuires Scratch X 2.0. • Shamois towels. • Microfiber auto cloth towels. • Easy Grip Sponge applicator for the Scratch X. • Turtle Wax bug and tar remover. • A nice silver wash bucket to match my car. (I mean......ya know) The car wash soap and wax and anything else are to be purchased next, after I make my decision as to what they will be, along with some good quality sponges for washing the Roadster top. I am interested it that "road wrap" that someone posted to the Forum about, that sounds like just the thing for trips. I am thinking it's a temporary fix, can be removed, then re-applied as needed. I personally do not want the permanent paint protector. . . . This Beautiful 370Z Roadster ain't my first Rodeo. Bring it on!! . .