Need to tart up the scoob for my wedding
14 March 2005, 06:22 PM
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Need to tart up the scoob for my wedding
Hi Peeps,
Having sorted out a beautiful 1969 mach1 mustang for our wedding car (as close as I could get to my fiancee's favorite car), we have been let down in the month running up to the big day
We had a look at a 2005 mustang, but ultimately we had decided to take the scooby instead, so I need to get my 03 WRX looking perfect!!
I have whats left of my favorite Swissol Samurai starter kit which is what I will use for the ultimate finish
BUT there are a few minor scratches that will need sorting out before hand.(from someone climbing onto my roof and onto my bonet 
)
I assume I need a good polish, but I just wanted to ask what you guys recommend for reparing and restoring your paintwork to a perfect showroom or better than showroom shine!!!
Thanks in advance!
Having sorted out a beautiful 1969 mach1 mustang for our wedding car (as close as I could get to my fiancee's favorite car), we have been let down in the month running up to the big day
We had a look at a 2005 mustang, but ultimately we had decided to take the scooby instead, so I need to get my 03 WRX looking perfect!!
I have whats left of my favorite Swissol Samurai starter kit which is what I will use for the ultimate finish
BUT there are a few minor scratches that will need sorting out before hand.(from someone climbing onto my roof and onto my bonet ) I assume I need a good polish, but I just wanted to ask what you guys recommend for reparing and restoring your paintwork to a perfect showroom or better than showroom shine!!!
Thanks in advance!
15 March 2005, 11:29 AM
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Just get it as good as you can, and put a bloody great bow on the front of it (tied down well). People won't notice the scratches, believe me.
Most florists will tie a nice bow for the car for a couple of quid.
Congrats and good luck
Most florists will tie a nice bow for the car for a couple of quid.
Congrats and good luck
23 March 2005, 02:19 PM
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dress her up in a big white dress!!
Originally Posted by mplaczek
Hi Peeps,
Having sorted out a beautiful 1969 mach1 mustang for our wedding car (as close as I could get to my fiancee's favorite car), we have been let down in the month running up to the big day
We had a look at a 2005 mustang, but ultimately we had decided to take the scooby instead, so I need to get my 03 WRX looking perfect!!
I have whats left of my favorite Swissol Samurai starter kit which is what I will use for the ultimate finish BUT there are a few minor scratches that will need sorting out before hand.(from someone climbing onto my roof and onto my bonet )
I assume I need a good polish, but I just wanted to ask what you guys recommend for reparing and restoring your paintwork to a perfect showroom or better than showroom shine!!!
Thanks in advance!
Having sorted out a beautiful 1969 mach1 mustang for our wedding car (as close as I could get to my fiancee's favorite car), we have been let down in the month running up to the big day
We had a look at a 2005 mustang, but ultimately we had decided to take the scooby instead, so I need to get my 03 WRX looking perfect!!
I have whats left of my favorite Swissol Samurai starter kit which is what I will use for the ultimate finish
BUT there are a few minor scratches that will need sorting out before hand.(from someone climbing onto my roof and onto my bonet ) I assume I need a good polish, but I just wanted to ask what you guys recommend for reparing and restoring your paintwork to a perfect showroom or better than showroom shine!!!
Thanks in advance!
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