Due to the work load, I wasn't even able to give my ride it's weekly "bath" for 3 weeks until last Saturday. Not pro shots but I think even with this cheap handphone camera and amateur photographer, you can still see the state my ride was.
Some itchy hands just had to play with the water on my car after rain
Here's is another
Brake dust, mud...
Close up
Result of rallying
The other side, need mudflaps urgently
Side mirrors not spared
Another itchy hand
My muffler is supposed to be chrome, now looks like it's painted with mud
The dirtiest part of my car, the rear - bonnet and bumper (close up)
Dirty R spoiler??? Lol...
Wheels again
Front bumper lip
Side step
Side step close up
Honestly, I have never left my car this dirty ever since I got it. As a matter of fact, none of my cars. It's a pity that I had to drive around for sometime in this condition.
I had to do something. This is not a detailing post but just my effort to save my car from further humiliation. It took me nearly 3 hours to just wash and wipe dry the car. I had to be careful as I didn't want any scratches that can damage the paint. Still new paint, remember? Hehe. But still 3 hours just for wash and dry is way too long. That's why I strongly suggest you guys to get the ONR products from our ZTH detailing guys. I am also into serious consideration of getting those now. But I wonder if the ONR can help save time with a car this dirty.
---------- Post added at 10:57 AM ---------- 6 hour anti-bump limit - Previous post was at 10:30 AM ----------
I told about a small addition to my ride. Well, previously my car was like this:
and
Now, can you spot the differences?
and
Easy right?
Yes, its the Integra Type R decal at the sides. Just felt that my car was too plain, needed more colours. So, I decided to go for it.
Yeah, yeah!! I know!! Mine is not even a Type R. Then why should I use the Type R decal. I bet some of you are asking this. Well, for me, just for fun.
But hey, at least I think I'm still better of than this:
Don't you think so? Lol
Anyway, here are more pics after the wash and the addition of the decal.
Front view:
Driver's side:
Sweet...
The rear decal:
Now, I regret painting this red:
Passenger's side
Whoohoo!!
Other shots:
Any of you tried sticking decal? It was not easy for me. First the marking to get the correct placement. Then, you had to make sure that both sides are the same. You also need to be careful not to let any air be trapped or else you'll have a bubble. Luckily, my girlfriend came into rescue. My hands are not meant to be tender and loving with these decals. I would have probably screwed everything up. Thanks to my girlfriend, I now have these decals placed properly on my ride. It's best to leave some things to the girls to do it.
Glad to know that rexer and pwhyze have got their decals yesterday. Good luck in sticking them. Hope to see some pics soon. Cheers!!
That's it for now. I forgot to snap pics of the Speed Meter V. Next time ZTH.