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Only 4 hours of work
Well it only took me 4 hours of my day. But here is the final product.
![]() ![]() ![]() Moved into the sunlight ![]() ![]() Ok so I cheated. I went through a drive thru automatic carwash then came home waxed/polished it and then detailed it. But anyone that has the crew cab trucks know if you wash and wax it all by hand it takes about 8 hours start to finish. Oh and I really think I need some clear lenses for my cab lights. |
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I use 3m hand glaze polishing compound. It costs about 25 dollars for a big bottle. But that bottle does alot jobs. In my opinion it is one of the best polishes out on the market. But you have to get it at a bodyshop painter supply store. Then I used black magic on the tires and all the plastic trim. Makes the running boards slippery. I use brillo pads on the rims really gets the dirt and brake dust off them. |
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I wish I could keep mine that clean (I get cow crap on it right away lol)
Looks great though man! |
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