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Cleaning/ Detailing Products
Thank you for the reply. Sounds like you've got it covered a couple of different ways. Good luck with the Fast Wax. I too like the detailers that have a bit of wax in them to renew the gloss. Hope that you and yours are well out of Harvey's path. We are praying for you all. -
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Have you ever tried using a detailer when drying off the trucks? We have crappy water here, so I have to soften it and sometimes I get spots if I can't chamois it off right away. A light mist of detailer works great in these instances. Hope your new products work for you! -
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Thanks. Agreed, sometimes I wish it were white; so much easier to maintain. But that black look when clean..... -
Cleaning/ Detailing Products
Totally understand. I use the wax the car(s) thing as mindless therapy, but once you get the paint prepped and poly-sealed, the maintenance is fairly minimal. I don't have definitive before/after pics, but offer these after pics for your viewing pleasure. Best Regards. -
Cleaning/ Detailing Products
I have a black '04 Z71 that used to be the family hauler, but is now my weekend/tow vehicle. I have used many of the product/product lines offered by Meguires and Mothers to very good effect, but happened upon Poor Boys products at a car show. Excellent products with a responsive Forum website... -
Towing 18ft boat (3500lbs total)
Where you're going to notice a big difference is with the braking vs. your '04. I tow a 5000 lb. camper with my '04 z71 and upgraded the front brakes to the larger '07 size. Huge difference!- stevot22
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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clay bar DIY or get a pro?
I agree with treehan77. With the right equipment and products you can restore the finish. Clay bar is just the start and does a good job of cleaning up the paint. Check out the Auto Geek website for how to videos. I have an '04 black Z71 that I started cleaning up and restoring. Purchased a... -
Using Monroe Sensa-Trac Load Assist Shocks to Stop Chevy Lean (Leaning to the Left)?
I have an '04 Tahoe Z71 that started to noticeably "driver's side lean" a couple of years ago. I put a level across the rear bumper and adjusted the torsion bars to even it up. Remember to mark the torsion bar bolt and count how many full turns and flats you turn it in case you want to put it...- stevot22
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- Forum: Street Suspension
