much needed wash n wax
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From: Las Vegas, Nevada
much needed wash n wax
so i was at a friends house today and he had the wax and buffer out and was doing his car and asked if i wanted to do mine. so i said yes.
first time i've ever waxed this thing and actually cared enough to dry it after washing! haha






a TON of the scratches I had from wheelin came out. looks really good. even real cam pics wouldn't do it justice. I did just the door and you could see the difference between the door and the front fender. im definitely satisfied with it.
first time i've ever waxed this thing and actually cared enough to dry it after washing! haha






a TON of the scratches I had from wheelin came out. looks really good. even real cam pics wouldn't do it justice. I did just the door and you could see the difference between the door and the front fender. im definitely satisfied with it.
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dude im still selling the sliders lol!
and it is a nice truck, but i want/need. not so much need. but more want, something different. lol
i really do love this truck. but its just kinda pointless for me to still have it.
and it is a nice truck, but i want/need. not so much need. but more want, something different. lol
i really do love this truck. but its just kinda pointless for me to still have it.
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thanks man!
it was just some cheap liquid wax my friend had. black magic i believe
and i was using a 10" buffer. and finished it up with a nice microfiber bonnet to really polish it. I couldnt be happier with how it turned out
it was just some cheap liquid wax my friend had. black magic i believe
and i was using a 10" buffer. and finished it up with a nice microfiber bonnet to really polish it. I couldnt be happier with how it turned out
Turned out great! I figured you used some high-end stuff for that shine. It's amazing what a little wax will do.
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yeah a little wax goes a long ways! i was pretty surprised! wasn't expecting much of a difference since the truck is so new. but then again I have put it through hell lol.
if i woulda planned it out i woulda clay bared the truck as well. but that takes SO LONG
if i woulda planned it out i woulda clay bared the truck as well. but that takes SO LONG
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no its the opposite side of town in aliante lol. everything in vegas looks the same lol
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plus after learning you can most likely charge people to do their cars for them if you have all the equipment. i have a few people that want me to do their cars for 30 bucks a piece lol
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Im not looking to have two vehicles lol. and i want a nice ride. not something that every single thing rattles n shakes and falls apart. one of my bext friends has a 93 and its just a pita. thats why he bought my grand prix. lol
and i really don't want to pay insurance on two vehicles.
and i really don't want to pay insurance on two vehicles.
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