What did you do with your Mustang today?
2/10/13, 08:05 PM
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I used Meguiars products. I started by washing the whole entire vehicle, dried it using a microfiber towel. I then clay bar-red it, that started making the paint shine. Then came the hard part...compound. You normally have to buff a black vehicle at 2-3 times to get the swirls out. It took 3-4 times for me. You also have to clean inbetween stages. So after I got all the swirls out I washed the whole entire vehicle again. Dried using a microfiber cloth. Then I used a paste wax from Megs. Gold Class. Really makes the paint shine. The paint feels and looks like glass now. Its soo nice and worth the time and effort.
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2/10/13, 08:08 PM
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It is alot but its honestly not that bad or hard. Its just more time consuming if anything but its worth the time and effort. I would suggest getting a DA Polisher. It will save you time and do a better job than doing it by hand. It is possible to do it by hand but you'd have to work at it and it takes time. It is possible! Do it! You won't regret it. I suggest using the products I used. If you want even better results I'd use products from Griots Garage. Best of luck.
2/10/13, 08:24 PM
#1926
She said she wanted to go for a cruise
Only had 46 miles to empty so she couldn't go far
Now I'm paranoid she will fill it up and put 85 octane in it
But then again there's no way shed fill up a tank that I could just fill up next time
Only had 46 miles to empty so she couldn't go far
Now I'm paranoid she will fill it up and put 85 octane in it
But then again there's no way shed fill up a tank that I could just fill up next time
2/10/13, 08:43 PM
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It is alot but its honestly not that bad or hard. Its just more time consuming if anything but its worth the time and effort. I would suggest getting a DA Polisher. It will save you time and do a better job than doing it by hand. It is possible to do it by hand but you'd have to work at it and it takes time. It is possible! Do it! You won't regret it. I suggest using the products I used. If you want even better results I'd use products from Griots Garage. Best of luck.
2/10/13, 09:09 PM
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Yeah. I'd use OTC Meg's or Mothers products. Cheaper but works just as good. You can get better results from Griots Garage but I suggest Meg's. PM me if you have any questions.
2/11/13, 12:08 AM
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it's Justin's Supra... It use to look really good now he's doing so other crap to it so its missing the bumper
2/11/13, 12:10 AM
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2/11/13, 12:11 AM
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2/11/13, 12:16 AM
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2/11/13, 12:52 AM
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because we are mustang people 
