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Thanks, We call this truck a the "omen". The truck is less than a year old and only has 6000miles. It was rear-ended on the way home from the dealership after purchasing it, He gets it back and was hit on the bed side again 1wk later. Than driving on vacation, it hit a box on I-84. And finally...

I did a repair on my Dad's 2012 Nissan Frontier. Buffed out the scuff using Meguiar's Solo system. Touched up some nicks using Sikkens Autowave. DSCF2564 by rescuenut10, on Flickr DSCF2569 by rescuenut10, on Flickr

After

Just scuffed

All better.

I know 5955 you can really feel the compounding grit. I think that was originally used on lacquer finishes.

Great Rayview, Were you able to try it on gray plastic?

I didn't add them, that was the flare from the sun, may should've photoshop'd them out

Hello to all, Here are some photos of the headlights on my dad's 2001 Dodge Dakota. I used the 3M retail headlight restoration kit. It worked well, very similiar to the professional kit that I used to demo to body shop to increase sales. I sanded both lights with P500-P800 and then Trizact P3000...

Being only 30 miles from the Yuengling plant in Pottsville Pa. I'm kinda biased but here it goes 1)Black and Tan by Yuengling 2)Yuengling Lager 3)Blue Moon

1963 Seagrave 100' ladder truck. Arcrylic lac. finish fadded to a nice flat finish. 4weeks of off and on compounding and polishing.

I like the HT pads.

Parts Spec. for a forklift/equipment company.

Wow thats some old memeries, It was a god send for cars that had to go. looks great for a while but than washes away. As for the newer product I'm not sure. Probably have some liquid ebony in my garage somewhere.:buffing:

American graffiti Smokey and the Bandit 1 Gone in 60 seconds (both) Cannonball Run Gumball Rally And don't forget the chase scene from the "Blues Brothers" That was a lot scraped autos.

What type of dump truck is it ( small chevy/ford size or peterbuilt sized)? If the dump body is painted, watch out for very thin coatings.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends and remember if you need someone to vent to were all here for ya.

I'm active in a fire/rescue company. Company #10. We run typical engine and truck company duties but also rescue and haz-mat duties. I'm usually involved with vehicle or technical rescue.

Welcome, I'm from Reading so I know what withdrawl is. Boy are the vehicles going to need some major tlc.

Since "The Edge" is part of 3M, Are all the pads still available or did they only go with the White, gray , and lt blue rotary pads and are the 6" da pads available?