Not exacatly super clean but here is a recent shot to prove to Ryan he needs to get busy and start painting....

 

I like my clean rust... Thank you.

 

Where is that one photo you have of the F250 up on the rock with the Hyperdress dripping from it...that was a cool shot.

 

I cleaned out a bunch of my photos a while back and I guess I deleted it.

 

Looking good.

 

I bet it's still here somewhere.

Anyway, if Ryan will get off his can mine will look good again.

Sorry to hijack the thread.

 

RR

You know what I was thinking about doing? I was going to pick up a sprayer, like the ones used for pesticides or Round-Up to put dressing in. It'd be a whole lot easier for doing the frame and undercarriage with a spray like those have!

 

Get the one with a flexible hose. It works great.

 

Damn, I thought I was onto something here!

 

LOL, hard part is getting the ratio's right with such a large container.

Good news is, you don't have to fill it that often.

 

Yea, and be sure to stop at your neighbors driveway to do the spray. Other wise your driveway will look like an oil barge wrecked in it.

 

Better yet, do it in the garage...instant ice rink

 

Looks really nice

I know what you mean about the black though.
On my truck, I hit it with the PC about this time last year and now, I can see swirls even though I've been really careful in washing it.
On the Silver portion, you can't see a single mark

If you are going for a single colour truck, I would go for the Silver as it's almost a metalflake and it hides a lot seemingly to the diffraction of light.

See what I mean

Close up of the silver



Pop

 

Man Adam where you been hiding?

Oh yea...hows ur daughter

 

HA!!! Dont worry-- I will show up early to the Grapevine meet so as to paint your truck before everyone sees... The only difficult part will be taping your shocks, which, as we both know, isnt hard at all... But they are white and the paint black...

Just dont forget to Simple green everything you want painted, and be prepared to wipe it off again right before application of paint. And dont spray any of the HD on there until it has dried fully. (It will be shiny enough). (also, bring to the Rust Oleum. All I have left is the high temp paint...)

BTW-- RR--do you have a steam genie, or did you just spend a BUNCH of time getting it clean the first time? (Mine was bought used, so naturally, the underside was pretty much trashed... I have done what I can...Need steam...)