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3/18/11, 08:26 PM
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Used clay bar and polish for the first time ever... I'm 22, but suffered a sport-related back injury from HS. The 3+ hour job was painful (still is), but worth it. It's a lot more "glossy" in person. 
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* I found out that PhotoBucket has been automatically reducing the size (therefore, quality) of my pictures by about 66% without ever mentioning it. If the image quality of your proud Mustang is a concern (it should be), I suggest finding an alternative image hosting site if you are still using PB.
Disadvantage of PW on display here.* I found out that PhotoBucket has been automatically reducing the size (therefore, quality) of my pictures by about 66% without ever mentioning it. If the image quality of your proud Mustang is a concern (it should be), I suggest finding an alternative image hosting site if you are still using PB.
3/18/11, 09:52 PM
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My dad had a crystal white 35th with black accents. This is why I loved it. White with black accents is beautiful. Only reason I choose GB is bc I don't want a white car bc I will never be able to choose a stripe color. lol
3/19/11, 12:07 AM
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It looks a little incomplete though. I'd finish it off with an offset tribar in the grille and the pony package tribars on the fenders. As an extra touch, maybe paint all the chrome on the emblems black to blend in. The tribars would tie in with the wheel center caps and rear faux gas cap.
3/19/11, 02:51 AM
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It looks a little incomplete though. I'd finish it off with an offset tribar in the grille and the pony package tribars on the fenders. As an extra touch, maybe paint all the chrome on the emblems black to blend in. The tribars would tie in with the wheel center caps and rear faux gas cap.
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3/19/11, 06:49 AM
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It looks a little incomplete though. I'd finish it off with an offset tribar in the grille and the pony package tribars on the fenders. As an extra touch, maybe paint all the chrome on the emblems black to blend in. The tribars would tie in with the wheel center caps and rear faux gas cap.
3/19/11, 08:15 AM
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3/19/11, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by JimmyM
Used clay bar and polish for the first time ever... I'm 22, but suffered a sport-related back injury from HS. The 3+ hour job was painful (still is), but worth it. It's a lot more "glossy" in person. Disadvantage of PW on display here.
* I found out that PhotoBucket has been automatically reducing the size (therefore, quality) of my pictures by about 66% without ever mentioning it. If the image quality of your proud Mustang is a concern (it should be), I suggest finding an alternative image hosting site if you are still using PB.
Disadvantage of PW on display here.* I found out that PhotoBucket has been automatically reducing the size (therefore, quality) of my pictures by about 66% without ever mentioning it. If the image quality of your proud Mustang is a concern (it should be), I suggest finding an alternative image hosting site if you are still using PB.
