tips for taking care of a white truck
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Originally Posted by buckin150
i have spent way more time under the hood, than i have detailing it. i know may bad.. but anyways, my other truck is white and i was just wondering if y'all had any tips for keeping white looking good... thanks, buck
Check this thread out.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=291672
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Originally Posted by buckin150
thanks, rollingrock
White is one of those colors that is hard to "show off" unless you really go at it. There is a guy here and I forget his name but he did a White Navigator and I swear it was the best white I have ever seen. I think he had multi coats of S100 topped on several other products.
Your fall back is to just use the standard procedure then modify it for what you want as you get the first one done.
Wash
Clay
Polish (various steps here pending paint condition)
Seal (optional)
Wax
Maintain.
do some reading, ask questions and we'll get you on your way to OCD fun.
JP
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
There is a guy here and I forget his name but he did a White Navigator and I swear it was the best white I have ever seen. I think he had multi coats of S100 topped on several other products.
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Originally Posted by countyboy04
MaxTorque02
that is the guy, man that Navi is incredible.
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
Ryan I told you that PB EX-P was bad **** stuff.
SOOO glad I have it. That photo of my wife's hood from last week had one treatment of EX-P on it but topped with Nattys White.
SOOO glad I have it. That photo of my wife's hood from last week had one treatment of EX-P on it but topped with Nattys White.
Hmmm... I have been shopping around tonight... I have a few other goodies that I think I may snare soon... including some PB stuff... and a bunch from ADS... Xmas time in August!!!
What are your thoughts of each of the Trifecta? (ie: full description). I am beginning to get really interested in using Strawberry Red and wildberry Blue on the truck... But I want to know more... (and what can I name the white one??? Has to be tasty sounding, even though it doesnt have a smell...)
If you jumped on the DA, what day would it get here? (email)
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