the environmentally friendly thing is the use of water-based paints - they lay very flat with little orange peel or ripple too
but lots of manfs. (all??) use them now & they came out in the late 1990s - Mazda must have effed this up somehow
after the buffing horror of crystal soul red in another thread, I wanted to ask about the Gray paint that you can get on the CX5
Mazda charges an extra $300 for it, so regular Silver is cheaper, but how well will it hold up?
any experiences?
Sterg,
Nu Finish NFP80 was rated best for wax for durability; not so great for gloss by Cons. Reports - they didn't test every wax or glaze on the market of course
Meguairs told me their Ultimate is the most longlasting product they make
Your 'analysis' assumes that someone can analyze handling behavior or 'feel' in a short drive on dry pavement with no bumps.
Additionally, some people like to know how things work.
Can these things be added later on? Or do you have to get them when the vehicle is manufactured?
And... are they really a good way to mount holders for bikes, boxes, etc. or od yo get some clips form Yakima?
and I'll add the question of functionality to the mix...
fog lights are intended for use in fog (tho many boy racers just want their idea of stylish)
for fog, you want a low level light with a very very sharp beam cut-off (minimizes the glare from light reflecting off the tiny water droplets...