Rolling Rock isn't the only one who can detail a 250
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11-21-2007, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Zaairman
Thanks... It's getting there. With a little bit more time and supplies (aka $$$$$$) I can get the truck to how I want it to be. Just sucks that I'm a broke *** impatient college kid, cause I want it to be there now. 
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Originally Posted by Zaairman
Thanks... It's getting there. With a little bit more time and supplies (aka $$$$$$) I can get the truck to how I want it to be. Just sucks that I'm a broke *** impatient college kid, cause I want it to be there now.
Originally Posted by f-150sport03
Well, I can honestly say that I understand your situation 100%. Hell, the DA I have in my garage belongs to RollingRock... Anybody want to donate to the F-150Sport03 detailing fund? I will gladly accept cash, checks, paypal, materials...
Looks damn good, especially seeing your before pics in your gallery, it's hard to keep trucks used as trucks clean, especially when kept outside
I finally figured out my swirling problem, I actually think it's wet sanding patterns showing through, I am scared to try wool on a rotary though.
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Originally Posted by flareside4life
Make that 3x,
Looks damn good, especially seeing your before pics in your gallery, it's hard to keep trucks used as trucks clean, especially when kept outside
I finally figured out my swirling problem, I actually think it's wet sanding patterns showing through, I am scared to try wool on a rotary though.
Looks damn good, especially seeing your before pics in your gallery, it's hard to keep trucks used as trucks clean, especially when kept outside
I finally figured out my swirling problem, I actually think it's wet sanding patterns showing through, I am scared to try wool on a rotary though.
Give us the centerfold
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11-22-2007, 12:02 AM
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
Sweet Zack...run a QD over it and you are good for another day.
Looks good bro.
JP
Looks good bro.
JP
Drove 100 miles in the rain today, then picked up a hot blonde for dinner. "Wow, your truck looks good." 
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