Carolinaboy's Truck Project

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March 8th & 9th if weather permits. I will pull the truck in the garage to do the paint correction possibly b/c my truck is in direct sunlight after about 10am so I don't wanna F anything up :uhoh:
 

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Great idea. Hope it all goes smooth. Be patient with the paint correction. May want to take a sample are a few days in advance to get the feel down. Take like a quarter of the tailgate and wash it, clay it, and do the paint correction. Not only to get the feel down but to make sure whatever method/steps you choose will work for the whole truck.

There's nothing worse than doing the entire vehicle and realizing it wasn't enough.
 

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Alright thanks Matt! I will defintely do that I might try it this weekend actually. I am going to a Brad Paisley concert two days before so, I won't have much time. So I will try it out in my garage after work one day :thumbs: I ordered some more pads, Dispenser Bottles, Ultimate Proctectant since meguiars discontinued ATD, and one more grit guard

I will keep you posted I need to read your write up some more too
 

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Any updates bud? Did you get to that detail?

Yeah Here's a link to the detail: http://www.truckmodcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5399

Well Here are the finished results. You can read my steps in the link above

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This is what I started out with all over the truck :eek:
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Ended up with this can't tell as much here
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Before:
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Some Micro-Marring Left Behind:
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None: :wookie:
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Here's some shiny shots and so wet shots:
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Well All in all I am happy with the results the Carnubba wax was a BIATCH to get off but it seems to protect really well. I really got the hang of the M105 & 205 once I did a panel or two. I love the way she looks just need the smoked tails, saleen grille and PTM handles and I will be happy with the appearance. (Besides wheels and tires)

Thanks for looking guys:cheers:
 

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