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help!! im currently building my impreza wrx STi ( the new gen)
i screwed up on the window by using paint thinner!!! it is all foggy!!!
WHAT should i do!!!.................. use clear blue or smoke??
Also i am using a custiom mesh instead of the plastice grille provide...........is it a good idea??
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go for blue if your car is white blue or yellow go for smoke if it is anyother color

and yes a mesh is a good idea but paint everything behind flat black ( and wich grill are you replacing)
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Also i am using a custiom mesh instead of the plastice grille provide...........is it a good idea??

ya thats a awesome idea man~!! u r so cool~!!! too bad someone from our school duno wat we r talkin about and think he is better then u..haha~ u know wat i am talkin abotu right~!?

wooo ho hing ar~
sou pay la~!!!
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Re: Help my window is fugged

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help!! im currently building my impreza wrx STi ( the new gen)
i screwed up on the window by using paint thinner!!! it is all foggy!!!
WHAT should i do!!!
Go to an office supply store, buy one of those clear plastic report folders, trace the outline of your window onto a piece of paper, transfer the template onto one of the clear sheets, cut and trim the sheet, and you'll have a new window! It will also be more realistic and better than the plastic kit piece!
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help!! im currently building my impreza wrx STi ( the new gen)
i screwed up on the window by using paint thinner!!! it is all foggy!!!
WHAT should i do!!!.................. use clear blue or smoke??
Sand and polish?

Start from 2000 grit, all the way up to 8000 or 12000 girt, then use automotive body polish or any type of polishing compound.
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Sand and polish?
Will that work??? have you done it before???? can anyone post some pics of the result please, i'm very curious to see how it turns like.
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Will that work??? have you done it before???? can anyone post some pics of the result please, i'm very curious to see how it turns like.
I've just done it to my Hasegawa WRX windows. I sanded up to 12000 grit, then gave them a coat of Future. Turned out good, but I won't have pics for a little while yet...
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when you have the pics post them right away, i'm dying to see the result.

here in Portugal i just have a problem, don't know were to get 12000 girt, all i can get is 1000 girt
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Go to a beauty supply shop and look for 4-way nail file/buffers. I have one that's blue/red/white/gray and the smoothest grit is just about 12000.
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What the hell is that

can you send me some pics or explain more acuretly what that is???
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What the hell is that

can you send me some pics or explain more acuretly what that is???
This is a 3-way one:
http://www.sallybeauty.com/shop/prod...pf%5Fid=154788

You can see two grits on the front, and then the opposite side is all one grit, different from the two on the front.

They don't ever say what the grits are, so you may have to experiment a bit. 12000 grit feels perfectly smooth to your skin...
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thank's, i'll start searching this weekend for it
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