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RE: Clean X
Well, what a day yesterday!
I spent 6 hours on her yesterday ( took some pics as well - unfortunately I dont think they do her justice )
I gave her a really good wash to start with, then dried her off.
Out came the Mer.........Every panel got a good going over then buffed to a high shine, windows cleaned inside n out. The interior is always pretty immaculate anyways, but it got done too. The dash, door interiors were all done with back to black and the leather was treated too
The tailpipes were cleaned then shined with Mer too.....real Bling bling!
Finished off with wet n black on the tyres..........Beautiful n shiny and the paintwork?.....Like Glass!!!
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RE: Clean X
ORIGINAL: aquill1
Looking good Jim! What'd you use to shine the pipes...wait not that it matters because we wouldn't have it over here!
Looking good Jim! What'd you use to shine the pipes...wait not that it matters because we wouldn't have it over here!
Mer.....Puts an amazin shine on them too
Jim
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Yeah I tried this stuff I used to clean my chrome rims on occasion and it didn't work at all...kind of thinking I'll need to use a buffer like the guy that painted my bike used on my rockets exhaust...the pipe looked like poop and he hit it with the same buffer pad he was using to buff my paint (pretty sure it had like diamonds in the gel to make the shine on the glass look like new) and hit my pipe and ended up blinging the thing to death!
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ORIGINAL: somekidzenvy
holy shi*t. i used to use brasso in bootcamp to shine uniform accessories...i still smell the **** if i close my eyes long enough....[sm=bangbang.gif]
holy shi*t. i used to use brasso in bootcamp to shine uniform accessories...i still smell the **** if i close my eyes long enough....[sm=bangbang.gif]
Where I learned how good it was...........did sorta get addicted to the smell though!
Try it on your pipes, then buff off and finish of with Mer or sumthin similar........absolutely amazin results!
Jim
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hmmm...sound like I need to get a whif of the stuff! Ha ha ha ....man was that a corny joke! For real though if it is that popular maybe that will clean my rims...I'll check it out...can you get it anywhere? I think my being so tired is making me like a 10 year old...I know I've been using the backspace button like crazy!
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The lip spoilers are generally pretty cheap there one...you could pick one up for a little over 200 bucks...finding a white one though is a different story!
Here's one on ebay but I've seen them cheaper...jaguarxp has them but I can't remember how much???
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jagua...spagenameZWD1V
Here's one on ebay but I've seen them cheaper...jaguarxp has them but I can't remember how much???
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jagua...spagenameZWD1V
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