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07-08-2002, 03:27 PM
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Grill Emblem
Count me in as well...I would like one for the tailgate rather than the front grill though
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SVT EMBLEM
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Andy G- Thanks for the compliment! Ive never been a fan of Zaino. Dont get me wrong, its good stuff, but they have a bottle of wax for each step it seems. You may think this is crazy about what I use but its the best stuff for glossy shine and protection from the elements. I use a fiberglass boat wax! Its Collinite's No. 925. If its good enough for the harsh ocean environment, its got to be great for auto's. Water runs off the paint like water on a ducks back! And it lasts!!!! Doesnt loose its protection after a few car washes. The only place Ive been able to find it is Bass Pro Shops! I also use the Wax Shop's "Super Glaze". Its also great stuff, easy on-easy off. Hope this helps ya out.
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Ive never been a fan of Zaino. Dont get me wrong, its good stuff, but they have a bottle of wax for each step it seems. You may think this is crazy about what I use but its the best stuff for glossy shine and protection from the elements. I use a fiberglass boat wax! Its Collinite's No. 925. If its good enough for the harsh ocean environment, its got to be great for auto's. Water runs off the paint like water on a ducks back! And it lasts!!!! Doesnt loose its protection after a few car washes. The only place Ive been able to find it is Bass Pro Shops! I also use the Wax Shop's "Super Glaze". Its also great stuff, easy on-easy off. Hope this helps ya out.Rodney
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You go Rodney!
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Well, I will get in line for the SVT emblem too. It sure is nice looking!
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