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Yeh I havn't made a review either, but would love the oppurtunity to make one! Like Timmy G Said, give the new guys a shot!

I have a post going too for curb rash. Anyone have any ideas?

Poorboy's World Master Cut Super Cut Compound, Poorboys World compound polish Here is a compound from them. I personally have never used it, but I have used all their other lines of products and am a HUGE believer in their products!

Poorboys. Their products actually work better in the sun than in the shade. All of the SSR line are pretty good products and it is amazing how well they work in the sun!

Why don't I get something hidden in my orders?! All I ever get is packing peanuts! Is it because I dont have 800+ posts?!

Any idea where I can purchase some spray paint for the 2012 Elantra?

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Why yes sir, I did. I was just looking for someone who did it personally. No offense to you my good man! Was that post done by yourself?

Has anyone ever repaired the curb damage themselves? If so, what was your process? I have a 2012 Hyundai Elantra if that makes a difference? I see a lot of replies about outside sources fixing it, but I am pretty handy and can tackle many tasks, just need directions!

Nice job! What was that sprayer you used for the wheels? Kinda like it!

Tried that approach. Everyone is $125-175 per wheel. It honestly isnt that bad, just bad enough where it bothers me. I watched some videos of it on youtube, but Im not sure I have enough testicular fortitude to do it myself.

Anybody have any idea on how to repair curb damage to a rim? Is it better to have someone professionally do it? I know the rim is not bent or damaged, just an eye sore. HELP!

The compounding step will get rid of the sanding marks left from the sanding. With the 2500 grit, the sanding marks are very very fine. When your doing the sanding, the lens will become cloudy and you may start to think that you messed something up. But as you get to the higher grits, the...

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/19021-headlight-restoration-new-uv-sealant-idea.html Check out that. I did the spar urethane on 3 vehicles and it is the best way to go. It definitely acts like a clear coat so they don't yellow or haze. I used 320, 600, 1000, 1500 and 2500...

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Why hasn't anyone said Poorboys Spray and Rinse? I swear by this stuff! No need for scrubbing the barrels or even the rim, just spray and rinse! Couldnt be easier!

Wheres MIke with his detailed responses?! Although, BobbyG did post a great response as usual :props:

As always, on point with the responses! Thanks Mike! I used a white LC CCS pad and the natty blue paste. I will try it with the gray CCS pad over the weekend and see what happens! Thanks Mike!

Why do I get holograms when using my PC? How do I avoid it? I clayed the car and applied Nattys blue paste wax and have a crazy amount of holograms. 1. How do I get rid of them? 2. How do I avoid it? 3. Why does it happen? I'm sure the answers are out there, but im WAYYYY to lazy to look it...