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Depends... Is her possum shaved?[B][SIZE=4]ntp
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Only half. The lower half.My 150 build - http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?27423-A-Random-approach-to-a-Bluestorm-150-GXL-D4D-automatic
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Now boys, behave!
I had paint protection on the 95 series but didn't bother with the 150, not sure if the previous owner got it done when new. I have some lovely bush pin stripes now and would rather they weren't there because I notice such things, didn't think to give the Kaka a good waxing before taking her out in the bush.Last edited by fido666; 02-08-2013, 09:22 PM.
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Fido I don't know where you were heading with your post, we all know the half shaved possum is a superior visage than the imported Brazilian possum. How deep are the scratches? You may be able to take them out with a quality RO polisher.My 150 build - http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?27423-A-Random-approach-to-a-Bluestorm-150-GXL-D4D-automatic
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Well I wasn't going to go there but since you mention it I'll just say the Brazillian possum will provide a superior buffing surface being much smoother than the Aussie half shaved variety.Originally posted by mjrandom View Postwe all know the half shaved possum is a superior visage than the imported Brazilian possum.
Not through to bare metal but I'd say they've gone through the top coat. Haven't tried to polish them out yet since I'll probably add some more. Don't these polishing compounds remove some paint each time you use them?How deep are the scratches? You may be able to take them out with a quality RO polisher.
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Polishing removes a minuscule amount of the paint or clear coat surface but a good quality polisher won't burn through paint unless you stuff it up. Can you feel the scratches with a fingernail? If not they will polish out easily. Otherwise depends on the depth. Always wise to check paint thickness before major surgery but not a standard tool in the toolbox, I'm lucky enough to borrow one from work.
The half shave gives a smooth surface for hand rubbing but also a section of fur that you can use the suede brass bristled brush on for a superior glossy sheen.My 150 build - http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?27423-A-Random-approach-to-a-Bluestorm-150-GXL-D4D-automatic
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This fusion paint protection does warranty against bat shit, they will respray affected area if it can't be cleaned or if it is cleaned but damaged is caused. The fine print is that you can't clean it off yourself unless you use the cleaners they provide and if it looks like u might damage it dont touch it or warranty void...Originally posted by mjrandom View PostI think you will find that the guarantee doesn't cover damage from bats or birds either. Check the fine print. Best to wipe it off as soon as you see it. I have a mark on my bonnet (not the Prado) for bat poo that was only on the car for a few hours while I was on a hike. Bat Guano can be nasty, just ask Dr Strangelove.
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I hope you didn't do it!!!Originally posted by Ivano View PostHi guys firstly new to forum, have just bought my first prado!! got 2013 Kakadu Diesel (wont arrive till end of august). Now my dealership has offered me Fusion body protection to the car for a nice some of $2600!! They claimed it had life time warranty blah blah blah
Just wondering if anyone has gone for it? Thoughts? Horror stories etc?
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I Googled this question and found this thread. It's a bit dated but I am sure there are probably others searching for answers as well.
Paint protection is way overpriced/waste of money.
I found an informative post on the topic here... http://ryanthenegotiator.com.au/wort...ar-dealership/
On a plus note, the aftermarket lady can be hot and is often dressed to impress :-)
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Yeah our after sales lady was dressed to kill, boobs hanging out, short skirt, was very hard to concentrate when she was bending over to get the brochures from the filing cabinet, she mentioned some thing on the prices she was showing my wife and I while smiling. In the end the only thing I got was floor mats and not even a good by, and that smile went from her face as well. Not sure if my wife was smiling or not, cant remember.............Cheers SteveFace lift 150 Prado V6 auto. No mods yet
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I seem to recall the lady at CMI where we bought both of ours was smoking hot
it didn't help her sell us any extras though.
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