washed, clay, compound, polish, wax, and polymer net shield the hood of the Z...

wash, clay, and wax the rest of the car :wtf2:

installed some rs1 carbon fiber fenders
http://www.the370z.com/members/tonyt...st-fitting.jpg

lovin my volk ze40s
http://www.the370z.com/members/tonyt...e-rays-jdm.jpg

Is it angle or do those rims have a blue ish hint in them?

Angle of the dangle

Well fak. Time to sell the old POS.

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its blue but its very hard to get a good photo out of them, depends on lighting

Car wash day.
Only two get hand washed, the others are at the Brushless Wash.
http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/d...1233268D35.jpg

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/d...B1FC5F91B6.jpg

Holy crap..... those ALL fit in your garage?!?!?!?! :eekdance:

JC, you need a bigger garage. Maybe a pole barn building.

lmao......

In the market for a bigger house as we speak, preferably one with a three car garage on the side, that way I can build two more on to it. HOA won't let me do it here because the garages are in the front. One of my neighbors has side garages and he did it and it came out great.

http://www.the370z.com/members/pl4ti...ure94013-a.jpg

I pride myself in not even having any door dings...then I pull too far into a parking space the other night.... :facepalm:

Weighing my options now on what to do..

Light wet sand with 1200 grit, IPA wipe down and touch-up paint in an air brush

You'll have to be looking for it to see it. Tape it off before you sand so you keep control of it. Same thing with the paint, feather it on the ends before you get to you tape. Air brush keeps the spot small and in control. You don't need to thin it down when using the Nissan touch up paint either. (the one in the little bottle with the stupid pen applicator)

full part out... :icon17:

I feel your pain.

At the very first day of my Z purchase, I broke up my front spoiler when I felt down going out a gas station from a brick..

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