Elusive's Obsidian RC Progress Thread
04-21-15, 04:03 PM
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Thanks for the post with pics. I"m still debating which color choice, but I'm sure if I go with Obsidian, that I will definitely get the Red interior. Looks great.
04-21-15, 05:30 PM
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04-30-15, 11:19 AM
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06-14-15, 07:41 AM
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I had that Obsidian paint on my SC, which I drove for 14 years before getting my swell new Infrared RC. I strongly suggest you look into either Zanio or Opticoat while the car is still new. Zaino you can do yourself, and after the first round of preparation and the initial coats, it's easy to keep up. Opticoat needs to be applied by a professional (stay away from the home version), but it's a silicone coating that lasts for years.
Also, I saw a black RC at the dealership last week and thought it looked great, and your red interior is exactly what it needs to add some contrast and depth. Fabulous car.
Also, I saw a black RC at the dealership last week and thought it looked great, and your red interior is exactly what it needs to add some contrast and depth. Fabulous car.
07-03-15, 04:08 PM
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I had that Obsidian paint on my SC, which I drove for 14 years before getting my swell new Infrared RC. I strongly suggest you look into either Zanio or Opticoat while the car is still new. Zaino you can do yourself, and after the first round of preparation and the initial coats, it's easy to keep up. Opticoat needs to be applied by a professional (stay away from the home version), but it's a silicone coating that lasts for years.
Also, I saw a black RC at the dealership last week and thought it looked great, and your red interior is exactly what it needs to add some contrast and depth. Fabulous car.
Also, I saw a black RC at the dealership last week and thought it looked great, and your red interior is exactly what it needs to add some contrast and depth. Fabulous car.
