Complete car detail....50 hours and counting...Check it out!
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I think he's keeping the car in hiding right now, it will make its grand appearance at the Fabulous Fords Forever show this weekend.. and will make all the other cars weep with envy.
I hope my car gets parked reeeeaaaaaallllly far from his, otherwise nobody will even look at mine!
I hope my car gets parked reeeeaaaaaallllly far from his, otherwise nobody will even look at mine!
satin black...
Awesome job! Got to get to mine. Let us know about poor boys black hole.
Thanks everyone!! Sorry for the lack of posting pics I've been SO busy! Here's the finished product guys...I posted the pics in the pics and video section but I'll put them here as well 
The exhaust doesn't look that shiny because the sun was crappp when I took these two
Nice and shiny
I haven't driven it yet so the springs have not settled, so the drop will be lower....it's going to have a SICK stance though!!
And lastly how nice the paint turned out....JB Weld was the closest thing I had around....check out alll the reflections around it though! (Those tiny specks on the right are dust)
The exhaust doesn't look that shiny because the sun was crappp when I took these two
Nice and shiny
I haven't driven it yet so the springs have not settled, so the drop will be lower....it's going to have a SICK stance though!!
And lastly how nice the paint turned out....JB Weld was the closest thing I had around....check out alll the reflections around it though! (Those tiny specks on the right are dust)
Looks awesome! great job!
what did you use on the wheel spacers?
what did you use on the wheel spacers?
Fantastic job. Great to see a terminator owning taking pride in their ride!
Can you outline which pads you used for each compound and speeds? I'm assuming you used a PC?
Thanks!
FYI... I just did a clay, polish, and wax using McGuire's products about 3 weeks ago. Turned out good. But, I think if I take a bit more time and use some non-over-the-counter products, I'll get much better results.
Can you outline which pads you used for each compound and speeds? I'm assuming you used a PC?
Thanks!
FYI... I just did a clay, polish, and wax using McGuire's products about 3 weeks ago. Turned out good. But, I think if I take a bit more time and use some non-over-the-counter products, I'll get much better results.
Thank you very much! And I definitely can...I used the optimum compound II with the orange cutting pad, followed that up with the optimum polish with the white light cutting/poilishing pad, then used the poorboys black hole glaze with the black finishing pad and lastly used the Adam's super machine wax with a black Adam's finishing pad! It is veryyyy time consuming with a PC and you have to take your time if you wanna get alll the swirls out...no half-assing haha. So there ya go!!
Perfect! Thanks. I took about 12 hours over 2 days doing a wash, clay, polish, and wax. I'm going to set aside a nice 3-4 day weekend to detail the snot out of my car.
Yahhh good call man! It took me about 22-28 hours total for everything waxing wise and such. Take some time for sureee
Looks great!
finally done, been waiting to see all your hard work. looks great
Good job.
damn op you got a nice ass lookin car
Awesome job, I'm surprised you didn't paint the hats of the rotors black too.
Wow, great job.
Looks Great! Gotta love black (when it's clean)!
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