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do ruin my day...haha...i know. its a good thing she isnt a DD for me. but i did drive her to work today. and i am going to take her done this back road here in abilene that has two 1.5 to 2 miles straights
soap and water only. car wash soap from walmart that is, haha.
soap and water only. car wash soap from walmart that is, haha.
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Grab some Adams Polish for them and Wheel Wax from Poor boys. I used both on my CCW's for the SS and Trueforged on the Cobra. They will look better than new and the wheel wax will allow you go atleast 2-3 weeks before you start to notice any oxidation or tarnish in the metal from normal driving conditions.
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Grab some Adams Polish for them and Wheel Wax from Poor boys. I used both on my CCW's for the SS and Trueforged on the Cobra. They will look better than new and the wheel wax will allow you go atleast 2-3 weeks before you start to notice any oxidation or tarnish in the metal from normal driving conditions.
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haha...yes i do, and i am loving every second of it. one of the benefits of being single.
i get to spend my entire weekends working on my car if i choose. or i can sit around and do nothing. unless i am on call. then all that changes, i have to be ready to be at work within 30 minutes of being called.
i get to spend my entire weekends working on my car if i choose. or i can sit around and do nothing. unless i am on call. then all that changes, i have to be ready to be at work within 30 minutes of being called.
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Grab some Adams Polish for them and Wheel Wax from Poor boys. I used both on my CCW's for the SS and Trueforged on the Cobra. They will look better than new and the wheel wax will allow you go atleast 2-3 weeks before you start to notice any oxidation or tarnish in the metal from normal driving conditions.
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Adams polish is by far the best I have used on all of my forged wheels. I have used Mothers, Meguiars, you name it. You can get it directly from them. Also the wheel sealant from Poor Boys is incredible too. Has a nice bubble gum smell when applying so you can bring your wheels in the house like I used to when it was wax time
http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-68-ad...al-polish.aspx
http://www.poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-68-ad...al-polish.aspx
http://www.poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
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I can't remember the one I have at the house but I think it is Mother's. I have not tried the Adams so I don't know how it compares but the I got the Mother's at the local Vatozone. Worked pretty well for me.
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haha...yes i do, and i am loving every second of it. one of the benefits of being single.
i get to spend my entire weekends working on my car if i choose. or i can sit around and do nothing. unless i am on call. then all that changes, i have to be ready to be at work within 30 minutes of being called.
i get to spend my entire weekends working on my car if i choose. or i can sit around and do nothing. unless i am on call. then all that changes, i have to be ready to be at work within 30 minutes of being called.
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Adams polish is by far the best I have used on all of my forged wheels. I have used Mothers, Meguiars, you name it. You can get it directly from them. Also the wheel sealant from Poor Boys is incredible too. Has a nice bubble gum smell when applying so you can bring your wheels in the house like I used to when it was wax time
http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-68-ad...al-polish.aspx
http://www.poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-68-ad...al-polish.aspx
http://www.poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
adam, you are my best customer...so all these new buys will be on your dime...haha