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The M3 Photo Thread
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Gatsojon
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Black! How very dare you sir...
They are carbon and not standard. I’ve posted a picture of them on some thread or other here. I like them but not to everyone’s taste.
Oops sorry all your hard work, and there's me thinking they are standard
I've got white SR+ and that has white mirrors, I quite like the black.....oops carbon
Harv3y
M3P
I’d say someone thinking they’re standard could be quite the complement! Shows they’re in good taste!
B-Razz
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B-Razz
Member
My Model 3 Performance along with other Tesla owners at the track!
Gatsojon
Member
That is a great time. Most seem to run 11.8 here in the UK. Is that a rolling 1 foot start or from standstill?I like my Avatar pic...Blue Model 3 Performance: 11.37 @ 118mph at Sacramento Raceway
I’m off to Santa Pod in a few weeks to take down some ICE exotica...
G6JOJ
Member
How long did you have to leave it with him?View attachment 519424 View attachment 519425
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Got the dechrome, tints and ceramic coat done by Jason at UTWS in New Milton, Hants.
Love it
And not sure if I’m being dumb but how does the rear tint work? Where does the film stop?
planehazza
Member
Nice six hour session yesterday. First wash after picking it up on the 6th.
- Snow foam and citrus pre wash
- TBM hand wash
- Iron and tar remover
- quick hand wash, and dried
- Dodo Juice Lime Prime, applied by hand. Paint lovely and slick
- Bilt Hamber Double Speed wax, applied by hand
I didn't have time to do the wheels; they instead received a quick wipe with a noodle mitt and the tyres were scrubbed and dressed with some old Chemical Guys tyre gel. Not ideal, but great for a quick tart up.
I do own a dual action machine polisher, and a professional would have done a full paint correction at this point, but new car paint is good enough for me, especially when it's a lease. Most factory swirls (that aren't hidden by the white) are fixed/hidden by the lime prime. yes, there'll be marks all over it in an LED back lit showroom, but I don't own one So, it's good enough for me, and it's shiny and protected!
P.S: Don't panic about that orange cloth: I did NOT use that to buff the car. It's an old one for the bin that fell out of the driver door pocket.
- Snow foam and citrus pre wash
- TBM hand wash
- Iron and tar remover
- quick hand wash, and dried
- Dodo Juice Lime Prime, applied by hand. Paint lovely and slick
- Bilt Hamber Double Speed wax, applied by hand
I didn't have time to do the wheels; they instead received a quick wipe with a noodle mitt and the tyres were scrubbed and dressed with some old Chemical Guys tyre gel. Not ideal, but great for a quick tart up.
I do own a dual action machine polisher, and a professional would have done a full paint correction at this point, but new car paint is good enough for me, especially when it's a lease. Most factory swirls (that aren't hidden by the white) are fixed/hidden by the lime prime. yes, there'll be marks all over it in an LED back lit showroom, but I don't own one
So, it's good enough for me, and it's shiny and protected!P.S: Don't panic about that orange cloth: I did NOT use that to buff the car. It's an old one for the bin that fell out of the driver door pocket.
Picked up my SR+ this afternoon!
My boy was really chuffed as am I!
My boy was really chuffed as am I!
You picked up a new car?! In this climate?!
Congratulations
Yeah...bit squeaky bum time eh?
Mr H
Active Member
I don’t think the virus gives you diarrhoea...
Seems fairly cheap is that for the whole of the rear window in 1 piece?
I paid £300 for all side windows and rear screen.
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