ACDetailing: 1967 Eleanor Mustang
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ACDetailing: 1967 Eleanor Mustang
This was a real treat to work on. It wasn't a full court press, just a simple one step as follows:
Gloss-It One Step Machine Polish
Flex DA
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Befores:
During:
Afters:
(Teasers of what's next )
As always, C/C Welcome!
Aaron
Gloss-It One Step Machine Polish
Flex DA
JETseal109
Befores:
During:
Afters:
(Teasers of what's next )
As always, C/C Welcome!
Aaron
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looks good. being a detailer myself at Mazda Subaru, doing a walkaround on that car (from your pics) I would take the wheels and tires off, and for a complete job, use some tire shine on the wheel well covers (seeing a nice shiny car with dirt grey wheel wells just doesn't seem like the job is done)
and also just washed off the tires, not with tire shine, since that sometimes causes the tires to wear down faster, but at least with water, so they are black again.
and also just washed off the tires, not with tire shine, since that sometimes causes the tires to wear down faster, but at least with water, so they are black again.
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My buddy Mike at Maier Racing makes a fiberglass body kit for the Eleanor. Supersnake performance actually bought somewhere like 30 kits from them to put onto their cars and then sell them as Eleanor's. Jason Giambi has one, and American Chopper did a motor cycle fashioned after the car.
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Originally Posted by manahoonie,Nov 1 2008, 12:54 PM
looks good. being a detailer myself at Mazda Subaru, doing a walkaround on that car (from your pics) I would take the wheels and tires off, and for a complete job, use some tire shine on the wheel well covers (seeing a nice shiny car with dirt grey wheel wells just doesn't seem like the job is done)
and also just washed off the tires, not with tire shine, since that sometimes causes the tires to wear down faster, but at least with water, so they are black again.
and also just washed off the tires, not with tire shine, since that sometimes causes the tires to wear down faster, but at least with water, so they are black again.
And as far as tire shine wearing down the tires. That's because you're using tire shine with silicone in it, but that doesn't surprise me. The tire shine we use is water based so no ruined tires.
Thanks for the comment though!
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