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Yup you are right. The same company that makes my wheel makes an exact replica of the Ford GT wheels. I would have gone with those if not for the fact that they didn't make a 10" deep dish version like I have for the rears. But they are nice!

$150 - UDM $100 - Assortment of 6.5 Lake Country CCS pads; 2 yellow, 2 orange, 2 white $30 - Some sort of halogen lights $50 - Menzerna SIP $50 - Menzerna PO106 $50 - Assortment of microfiber products (polishing towels, drying towels, etc.) $30 - Duragloss 101 & 105 $20 - Decent caruaba (Natty's...

I was at a Big Lots store the other day and picked up brushes just like these for $2 each. They said on the package they were for interior cleaning but they work great on wheels!

Thanks Brandon... the Cobra will definitely be there!

H&R Race with OEM 03/04 Bilsteins.

Dropped the snake and got some new shoes this weekend... Haven't had time to fresh up the detail (hopefully this week) so I will do a better photo shoot once she's cleaner. Before: After(s): Rest of the pictures here...

This was a very unique car! Full roll cage, coil overs and plenty of rubber on the paint from the super soft tires and the commute up from Charlotte to Winston Salem, NC. The paint ended up being a lot harder than I thought it would be. I've done 2001 M3s and they didn't seem to have as hard...

Great job!

"I would like one!"

Me and the misses... Me and my niece...

Cobra Indigo 6 Inch Microfiber Bonnets!

The owner hasn't decided yet... we'll see.

Air powered DA. It's actually safer because you are removing a more even layer of paint. It is not different than buffing by hand or with a machine. It just accelerates the process. With sanding though it is just a VERY fast process! With a DA sander you have to be moving fast... which...

I use 3M paper. I didn't use a paint gauge for several reasons. Mainly though two reasons, 1) risk was very low because I was trying to convince him NOT to strip the paint and respray the car, so if I screwed up, no biggie. But also you could tell this was some thick paint. There are tape...

By hand but believe me... if I get this job for the whole car, I'll be heading over to Harbor Freight and buying a nice palm pnuematic DA sander! He has a nice compressor that I was drulling over in his garage so that would make the process much faster. It took me 30 minutes just to do that...

Friend of mine was going to have this car repainted because he thought the orange peel was too bad. I told him that I would take a crack at it (one small area) to see what can be done. Looks like this car had been sprayed several times with SS paint. Process Wet sand 1000 grit Wet sand 2000...

You payin' per hour?!

This is some before and after for probably one of the most common problem areas of this style mustang... the rear third brake light lense. I don't know if I've seen a mustang this style without a crapped out lense. I guess it is the material. Process: Wet sand with 400 grit Wet sand with 1000...

Looks great.

I had a pneumatic Cyclo actually. It was TOP NOTCH! Excellent unit but VERY expensive. It was almost vibration free and it had variable speed via teh pneumatic trigger switch.