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32vspec2gtr

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Hey guys,

I got a 32 gtr that the paint as turned to crap not long after some repairs were done due to it been reversed into.

It looks like a hologram in the paint on the roof and bonnet. I'm guessing from when the had the car baking in the paint booth.

I've tried waxing and light polishing, however it still remains.

Anyway I was looking at maybe getting it professionally detailed and polished, etc to see if the can correct it.

I was hoping someone could give me any recommendations on professional detailers around brisbane, ipswich, or the gold coast that they have had do some paint correction on their car?

I'm not fussed about price as the next step is a full respray.

And just so people know I did use the search function however all the threads are old as and I was looking for a more up to date opinion.

Thanks guys

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