The trucks' only 3 mos. old,but following the "sticky" steps it looks about 100 times better than when I took delivery. Clickable pics




Went to a dirt track last nite & with the dew this am the truck was a mess. My trucks have always been clean,but after following the steps WOW!!

 

Very nice sir, well done. See...this stuff ain't hard. You are going to find yourself looking at it a lot....touching it and smiling.

Again, nice work.

Tell us what products you used...

 

what sticky are you talking about

 

Its not actually a sticky yet, its a doc that is called a sticky that F150Sport has been working on.

Send him a PM and he will send it to you via email.

 

i cant send him a pm i dont have 100 posts

 

No worries, send me a note to

jason@southlakeav.com

I will make sure you get it.

Ryan is ether putting out a fire, saving a life, swimming in a meet, running a tri, racing his bike or running CC and playing soccer....that kid is busy

 

Please tell the products,and where to get them. I want to wax mine, and dont know if buying an electric buffer would be a good idea.

 

Hey ShinesinTX

what products to you want to pick up? Most AZ or Mega retailers will have the Megs 3 step products.

If you want to step it up a notch or 10 let me know.

I was drolling over Branden's Black F150 at Kellers...what I could do to his paint....

Your KR would look nice all detailed out properly.

Check out www.poorboysworld.com http://www.autodetailingsolutions.com/index.htm
http://www.optimumcarcare.com/index2.html
http://www.meguiars.com/

Let us know if you want some guidance.

 

i got ur email but where is the doc.

 

and returned already....

 

Would like and appreciate the guidance...should I get a buffer for the waxing? I am not that lazy, but time savings would be nice with a rugrat and wife

I just want to have a balance between time savings and quality. I dont want to do it half a$$. But then again I dont want it to be SHOW quality because of limited time resources. Thanks. I would REALLY appreciate the tips since I now actually have a really nice truck.

 

Rolling Rock...wheres the thread about getting asked to leave property while dove hunting. Would LOVE to read that one.

 

whats the best way to get scratches out and touch up paint chips. for some reason i find new scratches on my truck everyday.

 

For small clearcoat scratches, 3m makes a Rubbing Compound (Fine). You have to use lots of elbow grease, but you wont take off alot of the clearcoat. Follow the directions, and use a soft cloth.

For chips, goto the Ford House, give the VIN, or get the color off your door. Cant remember which. (they will know) Get the small paint applicator, dont get the pin. Use several light coats to fill the chip. You may have to wet sand the outer rings that it will leave. Take your time and apply several aplications. You are just trying to build up the hole where the chip has been vacated. It may not be as good as a new paint job, or the original paint, but it will look way better than the chip.

Remember, the slower you go, and the more **** you work, are in direct proportion to the end result.

 

thanks ill look into it