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The Origional, The Best
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Darwin, NT
Posts: 709
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Hello again everyone. I have been thinking that its time for the Aye You to have a serious clean, plus it'll give me an excuse to steal the garage from Mum
 Now im looking to get it nice and shiny and am willing to do the hard labour to get it that way, so what do you guys suggest in the way of products and processes. Oh, i do have a pressure cleaner if thats gonna make a difference. I mean i can do the normal cust and polish followed by wash and wax but it never gets that certian look i want, similar to 70aster's shots. http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=68037 post number 12 to be precise. Thanks in advnace guys Nick |
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