Dan's 2011 white scion tC (Updated August 13th - Descendant CAI Update)
Examples... I love the 5axis brand and really dig their tC aero kit and wheels.
Though if I had a couple thousand dollars to blow, I'd buy the above and leather seats from Scion. Descendant's intake will be on its way and I want to have new wheels for the summer and use stock for winters.
I'd love to add Descendant's turbo but it just won't happen with the boss around ;P
So I painted (plastidip) the tC emblems red and it did not work out. The edges were really messy and it just didn't look like it belonged on the car. I did about 3 red coats and 1 clear coat.
Now I have a problem. I took it it all off and I am left with a yellowish square where it was not taped off. You should be able to see it in the first picture. I tried thinner, alcohol, gasoline then soap and nothing worked. Any suggestions?
Now I have a problem. I took it it all off and I am left with a yellowish square where it was not taped off. You should be able to see it in the first picture. I tried thinner, alcohol, gasoline then soap and nothing worked. Any suggestions?
Experimented and failed




Yeah I meant to say that in my previous post, to try the claybar first because rubbing compound will dull the clear coat (found that out the hard way yesterday morning
). However after Zaino'ing my car you can't tell it's dull anymore (but the touch-up job looks like ____
).
I would suggest you take off the tC emblem before trying to fix the spot. It will make it much easier to get in there with whatever you use and you can always put it back on later, if you want. Second, I would take it to a quality detailer. He'll be able to buff it out and fir that little spot, shouldn't cost too much.
I just picked up a pair of Eurolite yellow bulbs for the fogs.

Installed (it looks more yellow than it appears in the picture):


Installed (it looks more yellow than it appears in the picture):

I was able to install it within 30 minutes without taking off bumper or getting the car lifted-- just get under, unscrew some of the panel bolts and you should be able to get to the bulb.




