Ive never seen this on a camaro...ever

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Originally Posted by F-my-body

i have heard about the bubbles and stuff and i actually do see a small one forming underneath it but i guess the previous owner thought it was cool?i thinks its pretty ok its different but there no point in it being different if it looks dumb and no one likes it.
so, what do you guys think? yey or nay

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no bro, get that fixed!

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Originally Posted by LS1 Z28/99

what rims are those? they are sweet!

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if your talking about mine there just the stock z28 ones haha but fuck it im not gona shell out the money to change it its fine now

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Originally Posted by LS1 Z28/99

what rims are those? they are sweet!

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If your talking about prestons they are CCW wheels (They are expensive!)
Yes they are sweet!

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Originally Posted by LS1 Z28/99

what rims are those? they are sweet!

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Originally Posted by tatertot91

If your talking about prestons they are CCW wheels (They are expensive!)
Yes they are sweet!

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He is correct, SP18s to be exact.

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Originally Posted by KahanaReef

Well, it's interesting. And, unless you're willing to shell out for a new panel, it's gonna be around for a while ;)

It's unique. Not bad. Just different.

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I agree with above. I think because your car is black is what makes it look not too shabby. Just be sure to keep it clean by using Meguiars or Zaino, like some have already said.

hey man i would really consider removing the top, i think it hurts the looks of the car, good luck, abby

Never seen that either :dunno: Not sure if I'm a fan or a hater :shrug:

i just threw up

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Originally Posted by TransAm11973

i just threw up

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X2

:no::villagers::shitstorm::think::gtfo::denied:

While we are on the subject, I've got the bubbles-O-death, any suggestions on best way to fix it

Ya, F-my bod... If u can't afford to "fix" it, I guess it would look ok as long as u maintain it. I have to admit tho. I did LOL when I first seen it, I guess i was just in shock. Hehe.
Good luck...

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While we are on the subject, I've got the bubbles-O-death, any suggestions on best way to fix it

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Can't be fixed without removing the panel and the adhesive GM used. Then replace with new panel and different adhesive. The junk GM used to glue stuff together causes the bubbles. I do'nt have them yet but I'm expecting them @ some point..:suicide:

dude that's haggard

I have always had a lot of good luck with just straight "Black magic" with exterior vinyl and rubber. It looks great and as far as I have ever seen it has never cracked or alowed the vinyl to crack. It makes it look great! It's cool I guess. I think it looks alright but I would never pay to have it done to my car. It also would not bother me if it was alrady done when I bought it.

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Originally Posted by ryan_gilson

I have always had a lot of good luck with just straight "Black magic" with exterior vinyl and rubber. It looks great and as far as I have ever seen it has never cracked or alowed the vinyl to crack. It makes it look great! It's cool I guess. I think it looks alright but I would never pay to have it done to my car. It also would not bother me if it was alrady done when I bought it.

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Black magic FTW! I've been using it for 15+ years now, wont use any other stuff.. It can be used on everything plastic, rubber, vinyl. Even the clear composit lenses of the head lights.. It also does'nt freeze, and smells good too..

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Originally Posted by SAGGIN

at first glance, i thought you tires were big...

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I'm actualy glad to hear somone else likes the stuff. My friends always would rip on me and say that the Mcguiers was better. Don't get me wrong. I love Mcguiers for my interior. It does not leave a slimy shiny residu, it just looks like new. Slimple and understated, thats how i like my interior. But anyway I love black magic (like you said) of rubber and the exterrior. I have even used it a few times as tire wet. Problem there is it flings off a bit, but it makes the inner fender look great! jsut coat the black piece of plastic inside the fender and it even helps keep dirt and road grime from sticking to it.

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I'm actualy glad to hear somone else likes the stuff. My friends always would rip on me and say that the Mcguiers was better. Don't get me wrong. I love Mcguiers for my interior. It does not leave a slimy shiny residu, it just looks like new. Slimple and understated, thats how i like my interior. But anyway I love black magic (like you said) of rubber and the exterrior. I have even used it a few times as tire wet. Problem there is it flings off a bit, but it makes the inner fender look great! jsut coat the black piece of plastic inside the fender and it even helps keep dirt and road grime from sticking to it.

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For interior plastics i have found turtal wax f21 super protectant works the best, and its a uv protectant. Not shiny, just clean. Not good for outside though.

Im very happy with my McGuiers interior detailer but if you say that the F21 is better I will give it a try. It can't hurt and I might like it better. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by ryan_gilson

Im very happy with my McGuiers interior detailer but if you say that the F21 is better I will give it a try. It can't hurt and I might like it better. Thanks.

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I'll try that meguiars stuff
i mainly like that f21 stuff on the dash and console
lost of fbody dashes crack and so far its kept it nice
plus it doesn't leave much oily residue like others i have tried