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Here's mine freshly detailed:
Engine bay detail
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^^ Looks good. What did you dress it with?
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Originally Posted By: demarpaint
^^ Looks good. What did you dress it with?
I just used Eagle One Nano Wax. Makes a perfect shine that's just right,plus adds a great barrier of protection that wont attract dirt and dust like all the protectants and dressings do.
^^ Looks good. What did you dress it with?
I just used Eagle One Nano Wax. Makes a perfect shine that's just right,plus adds a great barrier of protection that wont attract dirt and dust like all the protectants and dressings do.
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Originally Posted By: FastEddie
Man GOOD job!
Man GOOD job!
ChrisD46,
I've seen something like it before on a car a test drove years ago. It looked like someone emptied a can of tire shine under the hood.
Nice work FastEddie, Are you a professional?
I've seen something like it before on a car a test drove years ago. It looked like someone emptied a can of tire shine under the hood.
Nice work FastEddie, Are you a professional?
Originally Posted By: mjoekingz28
Nice work FastEddie, Are you a professional?
Yes, he is. If you click on his profile, then posts by user, then threads by user you will see some of his work.
Nice work FastEddie, Are you a professional?
Yes, he is. If you click on his profile, then posts by user, then threads by user you will see some of his work.
I'm guilty of using a lot of products under the hood. And it can take a lot to clean an engine bay that is a decade old with over 100,000 miles. But, if you pop the hood once in a while and start fresh then you probably do not need much more than a nice cloth and water because the sun and UV rays don't get to the engine bay.
It's quite amazing. I used to think heat did all the destruction of an automobile, but there is something in the sun's light/rays that not only feeds the plant's chlorophyll, but also dulls and dries out a lot of things.
yes, SatinSilver.. As soon as I posted that, I clicked on his profile and saw his occupation is a detailer. I thought you were going to be snotty about it when you were saying ".....then posts by user," but then you said something helpful instead of 'those' people who say let me google that for you. So....thank you Sir!
It's quite amazing. I used to think heat did all the destruction of an automobile, but there is something in the sun's light/rays that not only feeds the plant's chlorophyll, but also dulls and dries out a lot of things.
yes, SatinSilver.. As soon as I posted that, I clicked on his profile and saw his occupation is a detailer. I thought you were going to be snotty about it when you were saying ".....then posts by user," but then you said something helpful instead of 'those' people who say let me google that for you. So....thank you Sir!
Looks like a Honda Accord F23?
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