[Dylans3960ccs]

Ok guys I'd like to get my car looking as good as possible by friday 6/26/09(to keep a reccord ) I'm using the caly bar kit and am almost done with it and next I want a good scratch remover.After that I could use something to help with the laredo plastic bumpers. My tires have seen better days too so I need something to get them shiny but not dry them out after ward and the outlined letters aren't really letters any more. And last of all I was thinking about painting the wheel wells with spray on bed liner or just spray paint. Any recomendations are welcome and yalls help would be greatly appreciated.

Dylan(I hope that didn't sound too snappy ,eek!)

 

[B.P.O.D]

for teh scratches try meguiar's ultimate compound or swirlx it can be used by hand and should be used after your clay and before you wax!!! i posted before the pic of the product to use to maintain your exterior plastics. if they are whitish and you want them black then try mother's back to black!!! then spray the meguiar's on top of it!

 

[Dylans3960ccs]

they came grey from the factory but they're starting to fade now that it sits in the sun all day.

 

[B.P.O.D]

get back to black and spray that meguiar's stuff on top of it u'll be happy

$5 at walmart

 

[Dylans3960ccs]

Oh and I forgot I only got about $45 to do all this.

 

[B.P.O.D]

yes i know... swirlx-10,Ultimate compound-$10,foam applicators-3,back to black -5,nxt2.0-15

 

[Chaoul1]

Your pops won't chip in? Anyway....Get some pics up during the process and get pics for the final results.

 

[scjeep4.7HO]

I just used my Mothers back to black this past friday which I posted pics up inmy thread right afterwards. the Stuff works fantastic!!!! You may need to do 2 coats.

 

[DevssrT]

Meguiars Clay Bar kit, then step one and step 2 meguiars liquid polish and wax ftw!...Thats whay I use and I love it...as for the plastics, def. the back to black...and also, for the wheels, use Meguiars Extreme tire gel...lasts weeks (seriously)...even in the rain!...just make sure to let it dry...