Wash + Wax = Mirror (Bonus pictures, Shelby F150, and Model T mid restoration.)
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Model T? Looks like an A Coupe (1930?). Anyway, nice project. Envious.
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2015F150Guy (09-16-2018)
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That first picture is awesome! Well done on the wax job, what products do you Use?
is your truck tuxedo black?
is your truck tuxedo black?
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I used meguiars car soap, and then I hit it with the turtle wax speed wax black edition. The truck was buffed out on this side earlier that day using some compound and a buffer.
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How do you suspend door handles in space?
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I"m still trying to figure out how you painted a ModelT and it turned into two trucks!
Really great shine! Nice work! I have a shadow black RCSB you can "practice" on if you want to keep up with your mirror finishes.
cool pics! Thanks for posting! First time I saw a shelby that was lifted. I have seen a couple here (at dealership) but they all have been looking like they were slightly lowered versions.
Really great shine! Nice work! I have a shadow black RCSB you can "practice" on if you want to keep up with your mirror finishes.
cool pics! Thanks for posting! First time I saw a shelby that was lifted. I have seen a couple here (at dealership) but they all have been looking like they were slightly lowered versions.
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I"m still trying to figure out how you painted a ModelT and it turned into two trucks!
Really great shine! Nice work! I have a shadow black RCSB you can "practice" on if you want to keep up with your mirror finishes.
cool pics! Thanks for posting! First time I saw a shelby that was lifted. I have seen a couple here (at dealership) but they all have been looking like they were slightly lowered versions.
Really great shine! Nice work! I have a shadow black RCSB you can "practice" on if you want to keep up with your mirror finishes.
cool pics! Thanks for posting! First time I saw a shelby that was lifted. I have seen a couple here (at dealership) but they all have been looking like they were slightly lowered versions.