Red 2004 NSX detailed
My NSX has just been detailed by Paul Dalton of Miracle Detail. The paintwork was in a fairly bad way, no doubt because for at least one year of its life it was on show at one of the Honda Inchcape dealers. It must have been dry dusted a few times, and the paintwork is very soft.
Anyhow, Paul has worked his magic and the car now looks fabulous, inside and out.
Cheers
A 50 / 50 shot showing work in progress
And some after shots (from a drive this morning near Goodwood)
Cheers
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Well worth the time and money based on the results, it looks fantastic.
Health to enjoy for many more miles! Hope to see you both at one of the up-coming events ...
Regards, Paul
Senninha
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I love them in Red. This looks fantastic!
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The car looks gorgeous, look after it and drive it a bit!
I know I should drive mine more!
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Get that front plate off, before it grinds all the paint off the nosecone.
Cheers,
James.
very nice mate!!!
get her out there and show it off to the masses!
all that work needs to be appreciated
will be getting mine detailed in the coming weeks.
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the car is so nice it look deep red,make it standout, how much does it cost? as i were looking to have my car done, mine is 2002 same colour as your.
regards
phill
The guy who does this charges around £75 per hour (which includes labour and materials). My car was around 12 hours, because the paintwork needed a lot of work. He's happy to work to a budget, but for a proper job I'd guess it's at least £700. What's good about it, though, is that once done, provided the car is washed with some care afterwards, the tough protective wax helps keep the car looking good for a very long time. I also got the wheels coated in a protective layer, and this stops the brake dust causing pitting in the alloys.
Cheers
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So dont need to wax the car ever again? I hate waxing im rubbish at it.
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That would be good, but no wax is that good. I machine polished mine last week. Took about two days. Very straightforward really. If you have the time and the inclination it's actually very satisfying.Originally Posted by 214nsx
It's just attention to detail and being methodical.
Cheers,
James.
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