70's Ford Pickup SS paint

bigbadbp7

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I met this guy through my job at O'reilly Auto Parts. He needed to get this old Ford shined back up. I only tackeld the paint with a single step polish.

Method:

I would polish with M105 and since the paint was so dry I would have to apply the Megs #7 and rub pretty good to get the M105 off but intern it would hydrate the SS paint then would wipe off.

Wash:
Megs Gold Class and Dawn

Machine used:
GG6 DA
Elbow grease

Products:
Megs M105
Megs #7
TarX

LSP:
Evershine World Class Wax


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Before:
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After: Oops missed a little LSP
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50/50
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Dull and lifeless
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Hood all shined up
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Finished all up!
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This was a very fun project to do. It was the first time to really tackle SS paint I should of charged the guy more but it was a learning experince. He was throughly please he was amazed.
 
Great job on an awesome truck! I used to have a 77 F-250. I miss that truck.
 
Oxidation came off quite well, great results, hopefully you'll have a repeat customer.
Maybe you could get him to pay for the rims to be done next?
 
Oxidation came off quite well, great results, hopefully you'll have a repeat customer.
Maybe you could get him to pay for the rims to be done next?
He is getting different rims, these ones are ugly and beat up. Oh yeah you should of seen my pads, black and red.
 
I've seen that truck, you must be in the Gulfport/Biloxi area. Good work for sure!
 
Nice job! Oxidated paint can be very rewarding to work on.
 
Nice job! Oxidated paint can be very rewarding to work on.
It really was so much fun to work on. I told the guy how excited I was to work on it and he looked at me as if I was crazy because I knew what results it would yeild.
 
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