My 2004 Black Mustang GT

Discussion in 'Show and Shine' started by Danny, May 3, 2011.

  1. Danny

    Danny Nuba Guru

    Well after being in the accident and all I decided to re-correct the GT again. Granted I still need the new bumper, spoiler and hood scoop to get back but here is how it came out. Didnt use the Makita on it this time since I am waiting for my 3M perfect it III backing plate to come in from Phil, so this was done with the trusty little PCXP. My girlfriends stupid neighbor turned on his sprinkler hose attachment to water his grass and sprayed all my ride with hard water during the day when I left my GT there while I was correcting her Scion TC. So instead of going home and dragging out all my stuff again in the middle of the night. I went to the carwash in my neighborhood and rinsed it down since there was only light dust on it from one day. I then used some Prima Slick and multiple microfibers to dry it and quick detail it. I even drove around the car wash 3 times to make sure all the water was out of the crevices since I didnt have access to my leaf blower haha.:crasy:

    Karcher K 5.85M
    PWM Mecline Foam Cannon
    PC 7424XP with LC 5" backing plate
    Uber 3" rotary & d/a backing plate
    Uber 5.5 & 4" Yellow & Green Pads
    LC Hydrotech Crimson 5.5" pad
    3 Buckets (wash,rinse,wheels & exhaust)
    2 Grit Guards
    Swissvax Detail brush
    Wheel Barrel brush
    Mercury Kwazar Pro (with Prima Slick in it)
    Zep Citrus
    CG Maxisuds II
    DI sheepskin mitt
    Peak Microfiber Tire Dressing applicator
    CG Ez-Creme
    Megs M105
    Mothers Professional Heavy Duty Rubbing Compound # 81232
    Menzerna 203S PowerFinish
    Autoglym High Definition Wax
    Blackfire Wet Diamond
    Claymagic Fine Clay
    Poorboys World Trim Restore
    Poorboys Spray and Wipe
    Mothers Wheel & Tire Cleaner
    Mothers Wheel brush
    Mothers Wheel Well brush
    Mothers Reflections Tire Care
    Mothers Professional Detailer
    DI All purpose microfibers
    DI WW microfibers
    Mothers Plush double sided Microfibers

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  2. P1et

    P1et Official DB Moderator

    Love the way those look without the rear spoiler. So much better.
     
  3. Danny

    Danny Nuba Guru

    I am actually liking the look as well it usually looks like the way it does in my avatar pic. But since the bodyshop forgot to paint the hood scoop and they scratched the rear spoiler they are paint those as well along with a new front bumper since I didnt like the repair work they did on the one on there now. I got my photobucket back up and running so the photos are alot better now and added a video walkaround
     
  4. Danny

    Danny Nuba Guru

    morning bump
     
  5. 02blackout

    02blackout DB Forum Supporter

    Lower it man.
    Great detail though. Black is the way to go!
     
  6. Danny

    Danny Nuba Guru

    Thanks Lance and what do you mean man it is lowered lol and I even have problems with speed bumps every where I go since I am runing SLP longtube headers so I have to be careful not to scrape them haha. My set up is H&R SuperSport springs which are pretty low, Tokico HP's shocks & struts, Granatelli Adjustable Rear LCA's, Maximum Motorsports Caster / Camber plates, and Energy Poly isos. I spent over $1000 just in parts to lower it 2.0" in the rear and 2.5" in the front, luckily I did all the work on my own and saved on the installation fee I did have to take it to get professionally aligned though:)
     
  7. v|nsan|ty

    v|nsan|ty Obsessive Detailer

    Wow so clean. Good job man. What's your take on the Hydrotech pads? In comparison to regular LC pads?
     
  8. sal329

    sal329 Nuba Guru

    Love it looks great
     

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