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What did you do with your Z today? 🙋🏻‍♂️

JChandler82

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That's a great idea. I went OEM size all around.

That's awesome! Good to hear. Did you go with OEM sizes all the way around? I went with 265/35 for the front, so maybe I won't notice the sidewall issue as much.
 

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@KrackaC8 what is your process?
Really pretty straight forward and simple, I think everyone just has their own technique after doing it for a while. For your first time, just follow their instructions, which are pretty easy. I always buy the Squirt 'n Squeegee Plus Kit. Clean/prep the area with an alcohol wipe, use either the squirt bottle or included eye dropper to put a blob of paint nearby, then use either the small or large included squeegee to apply a smooth layer of paint, going from all directions to fully fill the chip. Let the paint cure for 10-15 minutes, then use the cleaning solution w/cloth to remove the excess. Buff clean with a microfiber, followed by some spray detailer. I then wait until the following weekend to wax the repair and seal in the freshness.
 

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Really pretty straight forward and simple, I think everyone just has their own technique after doing it for a while. For your first time, just follow their instructions, which are pretty easy. I always buy the Squirt 'n Squeegee Plus Kit. Clean/prep the area with an alcohol wipe, use either the squirt bottle or included eye dropper to put a blob of paint nearby, then use either the small or large included squeegee to apply a smooth layer of paint, going from all directions to fully fill the chip. Let the paint cure for 10-15 minutes, then use the cleaning solution w/cloth to remove the excess. Buff clean with a microfiber, followed by some spray detailer. I then wait until the following weekend to wax the repair and seal in the freshness.
This is good info. I have read and seen lots of different methods over the yrs. Just like to learn more from everyone
 

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Weekend project was painting the katanas. Silver didn't work with my car now. Masked, 3M pad scuff and spray four coats of rattle can Krylon classic bronze. Real close match to the wheels, nice subtle accent.

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