rims look AWESOME!!!
Could you send the info on the place? I'd like to get it doneGot it done at a place that does tint. It took them a while as they removed the grill , did not see the process but am happy with the result. $120 cash
That user hasn't posted since 2016. Any place that does vehicle wraps should be able to do it.Could you send the info on the place? I'd like to get it done
I asked around at a few shops already, the lowest wanted $350+. So was curios where he got that priceThat user hasn't posted since 2016. Any place that does vehicle wraps should be able to do it.
I know this is a late reply, but I had Llumar tint on my 2001 Audi that I recently traded for a '21 TLX. The film looked as good on the Audi's last ride as the day it was applied. Llumar is good stuff.I had my car windows tinted on Monday with Llumar Ceramic Pinnacle Series tint, mainly for the heat rejection here in Florida. I kept it legal with the front doors at 30, rear doors and back window at 15, and the moonroof at 50. Have to wait 3 days minimum until I can open/close the windows. The tinting really compliments the Lunar Silver Metallic paint.![]()
For droppings/road yuck that doesn't wash off, I've been using Griot's correction cream (it's a fine polish) and his 3 inch random orbital buffer with the fine polish pad. Finish with a coat of wax when the debris has been removed. I haven't been paying any attention to the new "ceramic" finishes that have appeared in the last year or so, but Griot just added one to his catalog so I ordered a bottle for experiments (on the spousal units '14 MDX). I'll put up a fresh post if I think it's any good, but if it works as advertised it would help with the bird droppings problem.I gave my car its first wash at home. Lots of bird drooping, pollen, and some random debris.
BTW, anyone have recommendations for misc "stuck on" things on the car such as some bird droppings that won't be washed off with soap and water?
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you can use the new ceramic they are quite good. I read the info about them from yourautomaster. They have explained it very well moreover, not too expensive at all.For droppings/road yuck that doesn't wash off, I've been using Griot's correction cream (it's a fine polish) and his 3 inch random orbital buffer with the fine polish pad. Finish with a coat of wax when the debris has been removed. I haven't been paying any attention to the new "ceramic" finishes that have appeared in the last year or so, but Griot just added one to his catalog so I ordered a bottle for experiments (on the spousal units '14 MDX). I'll put up a fresh post if I think it's any good, but if it works as advertised it would help with the bird droppings problem.
Yes, it's quite effective. The Griot's formulation goes on easily, but takes a bit of attention to detail when removing/buffing up after application. Helps to have good lighting.you can use the new ceramic they are quite good. I read the info about them from yourautomaster. They have explained it very well moreover, not too expensive at all.
I like it.Front splitter look.
Looks sharp, nice work!2019 White Base black vinyl roof, aspec spoiler, side skirts, tints, faux splitter, exhaust tips.