Swear by them...takes about 1/3 the time to dry the car.Quote:
Originally Posted by llll1l1ll
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Swear by them...takes about 1/3 the time to dry the car.Quote:
Originally Posted by llll1l1ll
Todd, cars look perfect. A little rinse....pfffft
Thank you, though they are far from perfect, actually both need a deep clean before I show any more.
These were just the tramp stamp shots to distract everybody. Hope to get them cleaned up right and take some decent pictures. Took the 2002 out under the sunset, thought I had some great shots only to realize I overexposed and they were basically worthless. Lesson learned.
You all are great motivation.
Helped BP tint his corner and tail lights, completed my Sirius satellite radio install and had this awesome Apple pie :)
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Definitely going to buy one now.Quote:
Originally Posted by otisdog
My GAWD, that looks awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by cakM3
o-^:shifty^-o
Ehhhh. I'll explain belowQuote:
Originally Posted by otisdog
OMG....:drool:Quote:
Originally Posted by cakM3
I'd hold off. If your car hasn't been clayed DIRECTLY before the wash, taking the blade and dragging across the paint will scratch the CC. If you take a hose, and lightly rising the car from the top/down you will create a sheeting effect and reduce drying timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Zell
Angel eyes finally in. New fogs going in a little later when it its 100 degrees out.
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Looks good...........