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Are you overseas? Just curious since you mentioned the Accord(TSX) since they are completely different vehicles here. But either way, your right, its definitely a car I want in my stable!

Thanks! I agree with the wheel comment, however he is putting them back on the blue one and getting some sort of black wheels on the yellow one.

Thanks for the compliments everyone! Heres the final teaser picture that didnt show up before.. ;)

The sun was going in and out, but mostly out. Weather hasnt been too great here in Central FL lately..but I managed to get a couple! This is one my favorite shots, I really like how the yellow on yellow combination looks on this car! Heres a teaser of whats to come in the next couple...

My Canon Rebel Xti unfortunately was failing on me and not allowing me to take a picture, so I had to resort to using the owners camera. Because of this you may see some differences in color/imagine quality between the few shots I managed to get and using his camera. After I finished...

The passenger door was by far the worst area of the car, who knows why.. There were some serious RIDS in the top portion of the door, it took 3-4 passes with M105. A little closer look.. After several passes with M105 the scratches were completely removed, even after a few passes M105...

After the car was prepped, I worked on the interior for a couple hours. I cleaned everything with Meguiars APC+ and then treated it with 1Z Cockpit Premium. The leather was treated with Leather Masters Products and the carpet was obviously vacuumed. All interior/exterior glass including the...

I began by cleaning the engine and front compartments with Meguiars APC+ using a damp MF towel and various brushes. I then applied Meguiars Hyperdressing with a low dilution for a nice matte finish. Any painted surfaces including the bottom of the hood and engine lid were cleaned/protected with...

I always love working on these cars! The body style is just so classic and looks good from any angle, not to mention its a Honda! ;) The owner of this car actually has TWO of them and daily drives an S2000! :2thumbs: The owner picked this car up so he could keep his first one in pristine...

My vote goes for Blackfire Wet Diamond Paint Sealant. Ever since I got a sample, its all I have used lately! Its amazingly easy, you can apply it with a PC in under 10 minutes to the entire car and then effortlessly remove it and it leaves the slickest surface I have ever felt. It gets a 10/10...

Its much different, even down the the feel of it. I cant use the blue anymore it feels sort of "cheap" to me now.

I use 3m green automotive masking tape, Im not sure if its the same as autogeek carries but I usually get mine from walmart in the auto section near the touch up paints since I go through it so often.

Sorry! :buffing::dblthumb2: I believe I got both the brushes and the Gummi stick from Phil at detailers domain a while back, not sure if he still carries it since hes changed his store around but you can check.

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1Z einszett(sp?) makes it. It is made to renew the rubber for door seals, etc.

FINISHED.

A couple 50/50, the defects were hard to capture. Front Fender Before. After. Final polishing with the DA with M205.

And last but definitely not least! The Porsche 996 Turbo. Normally I dont like them in this yellow color, but WOW this thing looked absolutely amazing! Everything from the stance, the wheels and the amazing sound of the straight pipes coming out the back of this turbo monster was incredible...

Finally finished, sealed with Blackfire Wet Diamond Paint Sealant.