joe_s2k

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Hustn

A2DaZ

That happened to me also, when I was waxing my 94 Prelude last year (although it wasn't red), I would notice the paint coming off from the mirrors, i guess the paint on the mirrors was defective or not enough applied...

forsaken

Did you buy your s2k new?

VTEXTC

I experienced the same thing when detailing a customer's red 97 Del-Sol Vtec not too long ago. Only on the door mirrors and nowhere else. As an aside, I only use Zaino to polish/wax/protect all my customer cars.

I boiled it down to lack of clear coat on the mirrors. Indeed, if you look at other, older red Hondas, you'll notice dulling and discolouration on the mirrors moreso than any other panel.

Come on Honda, get with the program!

Asif

Hustn

If the rest of your car

PeaceLove&S2K

[QUOTE]Originally posted by joe_s2k

Vampgrrl

I dont think you should wax the mirrors, granted I have been but before I got my 99 Prelude I looked at a cheaper 97 Prelude SH with mucked up mirror paint and some guy I saw online with a 4th gen Prelude his mirrors faded via waxing.
Course I'm using NXT now so...

Hustn

[QUOTE]Originally posted by joe_s2k

allkingz

I thought Honda and Acura used a single stage paint process for most of their red vehicles, thus no clear coat.

nigashorty

gota make sure the wax product say "clear coat safe"