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Thanks, Unfortunately we received snow yesterday.. And she's filthy!!!
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Washed & Waxed!! What do u think?
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JochenWoern
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Thanks, Unfortunately we received snow yesterday.. And she's filthy!!!
Looks like the Mrs. has one as well.
Appears to be a Yukon though, but can not really tell in the picture.
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Looks like the Mrs. has one as well.
Yes sir.. 05' Yukon "WE LOVE EM"
JochenWoern
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nice!!!!!
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Nice
Did you a buffing pad an buffer on it or was it hand waxed. What I do with mine if I need any touch spot there is an amazing product that you order with your exact paint number and touch up any blemishes and dab that on there then wait for ten minutes then wipe in off. Then you dab it clear coat and buff over the blemish then do the clear coat 4 times and buff over it after each time and it looks like it was new. I buff my whole Denali and it has a floor room shine to it. I use antique triple X for the polisher and it has the best shine I have ever seen from all of the polishers in the past I used. It has zero blemished on at and it looks amazing. If you did yours by hand that is one nice polish job you did on it. Looks nice. I cant wait until spring and the snows all gone so I can put my 23' rims on it. Tint my front two window just above legal. In the back I put Limousine tint over the factory tint and it has zero light coming through which is nice for the 21" and 15" I can hooked up in the back. I have a ton to do to it this summer and I can wait. Take care and nice rig.
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Did you a buffing pad an buffer on it or was it hand waxed. What I do with mine if I need any touch spot there is an amazing product that you order with your exact paint number and touch up any blemishes and dab that on there then wait for ten minutes then wipe in off. Then you dab it clear coat and buff over the blemish then do the clear coat 4 times and buff over it after each time and it looks like it was new. I buff my whole Denali and it has a floor room shine to it. I use antique triple X for the polisher and it has the best shine I have ever seen from all of the polishers in the past I used. It has zero blemished on at and it looks amazing. If you did yours by hand that is one nice polish job you did on it. Looks nice. I cant wait until spring and the snows all gone so I can put my 23' rims on it. Tint my front two window just above legal. In the back I put Limousine tint over the factory tint and it has zero light coming through which is nice for the 21" and 15" I can hooked up in the back. I have a ton to do to it this summer and I can wait. Take care and nice rig.
Did you a buffing pad an buffer on it or was it hand waxed. What I do with mine if I need any touch spot there is an amazing product that you order with your exact paint number and touch up any blemishes and dab that on there then wait for ten minutes then wipe in off. Then you dab it clear coat and buff over the blemish then do the clear coat 4 times and buff over it after each time and it looks like it was new. I buff my whole Denali and it has a floor room shine to it. I use antique triple X for the polisher and it has the best shine I have ever seen from all of the polishers in the past I used. It has zero blemished on at and it looks amazing. If you did yours by hand that is one nice polish job you did on it. Looks nice. I cant wait until spring and the snows all gone so I can put my 23' rims on it. Tint my front two window just above legal. In the back I put Limousine tint over the factory tint and it has zero light coming through which is nice for the 21" and 15" I can hooked up in the back. I have a ton to do to it this summer and I can wait. Take care and nice rig.
---------- Post added at 11:15 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:06 AM ----------
Did you a buffing pad an buffer on it or was it hand waxed. What I do with mine if I need any touch spot there is an amazing product that you order with your exact paint number and touch up any blemishes and dab that on there then wait for ten minutes then wipe in off. Then you dab it clear coat and buff over the blemish then do the clear coat 4 times and buff over it after each time and it looks like it was new. I buff my whole Denali and it has a floor room shine to it. I use antique triple X for the polisher and it has the best shine I have ever seen from all of the polishers in the past I used. It has zero blemished on at and it looks amazing. If you did yours by hand that is one nice polish job you did on it. Looks nice. I cant wait until spring and the snows all gone so I can put my 23' rims on it. Tint my front two window just above legal. In the back I put Limousine tint over the factory tint and it has zero light coming through which is nice for the 21" and 15" I can hooked up in the back. I have a ton to do to it this summer and I can wait. Take care and nice rig.
Looks good!Washed & Waxed... Finally caught a break in the weather. Been a long time coming!!!
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Yep. It was by hand. It's never taken through a car wash either.
