Thought I'd throw up a couple of new shots of the truck after the fender flares were added and a really good weekend detail.

 

DANG Once again your truck looks amazing!!!!

 

holy f'in **** that looks good

 

wat vent visors are those and do u like inchannel, do they mess up ure window motors?

 

Thanks for the compliments, I'm pretty happy with the way it looks. As for the vent visors they're the AVS in-channel visors. I wouldn't have the ones that stick onto the outside. I hvae had these on the truck since basically the day I bought it 18 months ago and haven't had any issues. I've also never had anyone say anything about the in-cahnnel visors messing up their window motors.

 

giggity!

who does ur detailing? ive been wantin to get my truck gleamin before i head back home so i can turn some heads when i roll down mainstreet back at my hometown. or do u do it urself?

 

I do all my own detailing. I posted my procedures in the Detailing section, very time consuming, but well worth it to get the final results.

 

u aint kiddin! i may just have to take mine all the way to...wherever u are just to get mine done! i get off of work before 4, so i have plenty of time after that, since im only 19 and livin the high life, so i may just end up shinin mine up!

 

The most recent detail job was done using a PC and it made things alot easier on my shoulders. I previously did it all by hand and it made me really sore at the end of the day, of course I'm double your age so that had alot to do with it as well.

I don't know if there's a quick way to detail our trucks and to do it right, but when I did it by hand what I liked best was Meguires 3 step process. It was a paint cleaner, sealant and carnuba wax. I think it did a really good job and shined it up pretty nicely. I think the thing that made the difference for me this time was that I used a couple different scratch and swirl removers that also helped polish the paint. Then I used a really good sealant and then came back the next day and applied a coat of carnuba wax and a final detailer. Also don't forget to hit those wheel wells and shine them up. The easiest thing to do for them is to wash them really good and then just spray a cheap tire shine product in there.

Feel free to ask any questions.

 

so that buffer would be my best bet? i couldnt just sit there and scrub wit a soft towel? i have no clue how to detail, my truck has just got a lil gleam from the wax at the carwash