Finally... my clean BB [No 56k]
01-26-2007, 06:58 PM
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wow those wheels are just freakin headious!
dgarvish thats a really nice detailing job! I used zaino but its just too pricy i have been seeing some really good detail jobs with mcguires. i think deedubb uses that as well.
dgarvish thats a really nice detailing job! I used zaino but its just too pricy i have been seeing some really good detail jobs with mcguires. i think deedubb uses that as well.
01-26-2007, 08:25 PM
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Looks beautiful man. How long did it take to make it look that good?
I'd add clear corners to complete the look (if you won't get pulled over)
As for those wheels a few posts back.... just say no!
I'd add clear corners to complete the look (if you won't get pulled over)
As for those wheels a few posts back.... just say no!
01-27-2007, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted by DarkBrew
Looks beautiful man. How long did it take to make it look that good?
I'd add clear corners to complete the look (if you won't get pulled over)
As for those wheels a few posts back.... just say no!
I'd add clear corners to complete the look (if you won't get pulled over)
As for those wheels a few posts back.... just say no!
The car actually stayed "clean" for about a week (garage kept, parked in a deck during the day). I'm on the other side of week three now and... well... it's definitely ready for some love again.
lets see some pics of the sister 
01-27-2007, 04:50 PM
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Looks absolutely fabulous—it's perfect!
Though I can't believe you blurred out not just your license plate, but the name of your street. (You know, with a little Photoshop, you can make those houses in the background look like an apartment complex.)
Though I can't believe you blurred out not just your license plate, but the name of your street. (You know, with a little Photoshop, you can make those houses in the background look like an apartment complex.)
01-27-2007, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by New Yorker
Looks absolutely fabulous—it's perfect!
Though I can't believe you blurred out not just your license plate, but the name of your street. (You know, with a little Photoshop, you can make those houses in the background look like an apartment complex.)
Though I can't believe you blurred out not just your license plate, but the name of your street. (You know, with a little Photoshop, you can make those houses in the background look like an apartment complex.)
01-28-2007, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted by New Yorker
Hey, how often do you clay bar? I usually do it once a year—is that not enough?
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