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Yeah I think it was one of your posts that i seen that gave me that idea... Thanks!:cheers:

Probably right around 2 hours, with letting the wheel wax sit for a while, the hardest part was mothers... we all know what a mess that makes

I stripped the clear off with Tal Strip paint stripper, then had to sand with 1500 then 2000 wet sand paper. polished by hand with M105 and then Mothers with the power ball. Finished off with wheel wax

Boss's spare rims for the viper. Clear coat is starting to peel so he takes it to a place to have it bead blasted with plastic beads... I seen this coming, pitting and not a good finish what so ever. At least he stops and checks his work. Stops me yesterday and takes me to the rim to see what i...

YEAH, kinda hard to tell how deep, but those look minor compared to ones that I have seen fixed on the forums.

omg i WOULD SNAP!!!

where you from in Illinois?

well i got 4 of them and all of them have the same texture

Is it just me or does this pad seem more aggressive than the normal green pad? I just got my order and the green pad seems really course

lol:D

Looks great for your first time man!! you can only get better with practice!!

Got a sweet deal on the Makita pkg. deal from Ebay, same pkg. with the two wool pads and bag combo for $166.00. STOOOOKKKEDDDD!!!!

be getting some today, thanks!!!

SIIIIICKKKKKK wet look!!!

Hbd Jimmie

looks very nice for the mileage!! great job

all depends on how good you put it down... this room was done about 6 months ago with the white tiles and been working on it every since, new lighting, electrical and whatever else, never got to do the trim, so easy as heck, skim coated and filled and tiled right over it. took about 3 hours

heated basement for the win!! Only the good stuff like dodo gets put in the underwear drawer...LOL

looks wet man, nice job!!

bubble gum will fix that..lol what a difference on a daily driver... nice!