Since I didnt finish with the exterior till around 6, the sun was already behind the trees. Heres the best ones I got.


Those lines are the roofing in the car port

 

some of my supplies

 

Swirls? None, all gone =)

 

Didnt snap a before, but trust me, after 213k, it looks 8 million times better

 

 

that metal polish works great. Highly recommend it!!!

 

i would like to give you an imaginary high five, that's awsome work

 

as i was browsing through the pics, i noticed the middle to inner tire is dirty, is there anyway to clean these parts as its very hard to get to on most vehices?

 

WHAT!!! Are you serious??? Why do you have a DA pad on a DRILL??? (see below)


Seriously, man, is that your interpretation of a rotary?

Anyway, looks good..............for a chevy...

BTW-- like the Lowes buckets

 

Its for the headlight restoration. You cant use the pad on the normal da since its not strong enough. You gotta use a craftsman to do it. Yes lowes 5gal are nice.

 

My $20 Harbor Freight 18 volt drill has enough guts to spin the 3 inch wool and foam pads that comes in the ADS headlight resto kit.

 

Looks very good, gators! Nice work!

 

Ahhh... Good idea... Never used a machine for headlights, but I have thought about using the DA... Next time I am faced with it, I will try to remember the drill... Only I will probably use a different pad.

JP-- will the white one you gave me (I think its a sanding pad on a stick) work for this?

 

They come with some, its a kit. http://www.autodetailingsolutions.co...tion%20kit.htm

 

Oh... I thought you slapped on the DA backing plate with the pad on there... Didnt look very close... Got it now...