Came out great, lookin' good!

 

Dam* bro that looks VERY good. I know you are proud, hell I would be....

All by hand too...geez you da man dawg.

"you don't need no stinking DA"

 

Haha.... Thanks. There's a few things that need to be taken care of with a DA, but I'm very happy with it. While I was doing it, one of the guys I lived with came out and saw my tub of detailing supplies. He asked why I had so many different chemicals for my paint. I told him it was nowhere nearly enough stuff...

 

YOU BROKE IT!! I was just complementing you on a job well done! Oh well, now you get to do it again!

Hey, I was joking about loading the boat with your truck facing the wrong way on the ramp! I had no idea that you actually ran into a boat with your truck!!

 

Looks sharp...... and I especially like the color :thumpsup:

Just a quick noob question. I use a combination of #9, NXT and #26, I assume that I could use #80 in place of #9. If so, are there any pros or cons between the two?? By the way I currently would be doing it all by hand also.

 

Yes you could use 80 in place of 9...personally I have never used 9 only 80.

 

On my old truck I did a #9/NXT combo. On this truck, I did a #80/#26 combo. Next I'll try the #9/#26 combo on this truck and maybe top it with some NXT.

 

#9 is more of a concealer (which may be better by hand).... #80 is more of a 'remover' which is a bit more difficult by hand. Food for thought...

 

Which is what I've noticed... #9 covered up a whoooole lotta chit on my black truck. Thinking a DA and #80 will help me with a few tricky spots on my truck.

 

So in other words... if you have swirl marks use #9, little to no swirls marks use #80. Correct?

 

more like this:

#9 HIDES the problem
#80 FIXES the problem

Also-- NXT has mild detergents, so it probably will make the polish step near useless. Use #21

 

Did you say you had a cat problem?

Ford solved it

http://s188.photobucket.com/albums/z...arFeature2.flv

Get one today!!!

 

lmao, that was just wrong... but oh so right

 

Here is another one

http://s188.photobucket.com/albums/z...CarFeature.flv

 

RR,

Both of those are classics in my book. The instructor that my fire dept. uses for our OSHA refresher showed these to us a few years ago and boy there was a lot of laughter!!!!!!!!