It was nice today... 28* LOL ( 10 pix )
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Originally Posted by driverjohn2005
wow! car looks awsome! when di you do your tails?
yeah...... how many guys do you know that will wash AND WAX their cars when it is only 25* - 28* outside..... yup... this guy right here
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wow they both look sweet and clean for a limited time only
by the way do all the black out'* for the bonnevilles cover the headlights and corner lights .? or is it just certain namebrands.? what brand are yours.?
by the way do all the black out'* for the bonnevilles cover the headlights and corner lights .? or is it just certain namebrands.? what brand are yours.?
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This is what I used on the paint
I used this on the tires
I took the cars up to my local coin operated car wash and used their high pressure soap. I used a microfiber towel to wash the car after I wend around with the soap and hit all the dirt off. I don't use the brush there, it will scratch the hell out of the paint When I was done, I towel dried them then brought them out of the bay into the light. When they were totally dry, I busted out the wax. I kept the wax inside and warm untill I used it, and when I was ready there was no problems at all By the time I was done with the last tire though my fingers were quite chilly
They actually look better in person right now, with all the bright snow in the background, it was hard to get a good pic of either car, especially the '03
I used this on the tires
I took the cars up to my local coin operated car wash and used their high pressure soap. I used a microfiber towel to wash the car after I wend around with the soap and hit all the dirt off. I don't use the brush there, it will scratch the hell out of the paint When I was done, I towel dried them then brought them out of the bay into the light. When they were totally dry, I busted out the wax. I kept the wax inside and warm untill I used it, and when I was ready there was no problems at all By the time I was done with the last tire though my fingers were quite chilly
They actually look better in person right now, with all the bright snow in the background, it was hard to get a good pic of either car, especially the '03