that is a gorgeous truck! love that diff cover man!

 

Thanks for the comments guys! It's a part time job in itself to keep it clean

Really what sold me on buying the truck to begin with was the color and the fact it was a stepside.

I like doing little things like the diff cover, not real noticeable but adds a custom touch

 

Very nice. Sure like that truck.

 

truck looks great!

how did you do the diff cover?

 

Thank you! I just painted it...masked off the shape of the diff and sprayed it maroon, then made a mask of the F-150 logo and sprayed that silver

 

I would do something with my diff cover if I could still see it (see sig)


Looking great tho!

 

Looks great! Beautiful truck you have there..

 

Thanks Pat. Yea I don't think if you painted your diff it would make a difference haha. Love the stance of your silver truck

 

I figured I would just keep adding to this thread...

I had thought about painting the air bag cover on the dash but decided not to go that route. I had a sign company make up a digital print of the Cape Cod Canal in MA.

Just got around to installing this today so here's a few pics

 

dang man thats pretty sweet

 

looks great Phil! Can't wait to see it in person

 

looks like an lcd tv there hahaha! I got an qustion though about the buffer. Did it take out scratches? like was there a big diffrence?

 

lol thanks! The DA removed or lightened a bunch of swirls and holograms. The truck doesn't have any scratches on it so I really don't know. I have some detailing jobs coming up so I'll get a better idea of what it really can do. I don't use the real aggresive products on my own truck because it wears down the clear coat. But even so there was a big difference..and I used Meguiar's SwirlX to remove the holograms/swirls and it really pulled the matallic out of the paint.

 

Nice lookin rig man

(except for that 24 sticker )

 

Could you supply more detail on the airbag cover art? What's it made of and what do you ask for when you go into the sign shop?

I just got a new Griot's Garage DA and like it so much; mush more powerful than my old Porter Cable DA. I use mostly Megs #105 and #205 to correct the paint, sollowed by final app. of Blackfire Wet Diamond.

Thanks,

Jim