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- Jan 6, 2011
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Mike Phillips has his hands full right now with several exciting projects. Besides starring in his own TV show, "What's in the Garage?" on Fox Sports Network, and having How-To Segments featured on My Classic Car With Dennis Gage, Mike still finds time to polish cars.
Mike is really going to have his hands full with this project: Max's new 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG. This car is not only equipped with the 5.5 liter hand built twin turbo V8, but it also has the optional Performance Package that ups the boost creating 550 horsepower and 590 foot pounds of pavement wrinkling torque. To bring this two ton luxo barge to a stop, the car features the carbon ceramic brakes that up until recently, could only be found on super cars costing seven figures. Max is a true car guy. Period.
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The AMG badge represents the most powerful variant of each Mercedes-Benz model available. AMG models feature high horsepower, upgraded brakes, tweaked suspension, and exclusive exterior trim. Each AMG engine is assembled in Germany by hand by a group of highly trained technicians and at the end of each build, the engine is signed. Each engine is assembled from start to finish by one technician and their name sits atop the engine representing the finest in build quality and high performance engineering. Too cool.
From Germany to the port of Florida, this ready to pounce panther acquired some light swirls and scratches. To remove the swirls and scratches, Mike is going to use the complete line of Wolfgang polishes. After Mike polishes the car to a flawless finish, he will be applying a coat of Fuzion to protect and beautify the Obsidian Metallic Black paint. A German-American product only seems appropriate on a German made performance machine now in the hands of a discriminating American performance enthusiast.
It's time to find your handy Brinkman Swirl Finder Light and get to work Mike. If you need an extra hand you know where to find me. :dblthumb2:
Mike is really going to have his hands full with this project: Max's new 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG. This car is not only equipped with the 5.5 liter hand built twin turbo V8, but it also has the optional Performance Package that ups the boost creating 550 horsepower and 590 foot pounds of pavement wrinkling torque. To bring this two ton luxo barge to a stop, the car features the carbon ceramic brakes that up until recently, could only be found on super cars costing seven figures. Max is a true car guy. Period.
rops:
The AMG badge represents the most powerful variant of each Mercedes-Benz model available. AMG models feature high horsepower, upgraded brakes, tweaked suspension, and exclusive exterior trim. Each AMG engine is assembled in Germany by hand by a group of highly trained technicians and at the end of each build, the engine is signed. Each engine is assembled from start to finish by one technician and their name sits atop the engine representing the finest in build quality and high performance engineering. Too cool.
From Germany to the port of Florida, this ready to pounce panther acquired some light swirls and scratches. To remove the swirls and scratches, Mike is going to use the complete line of Wolfgang polishes. After Mike polishes the car to a flawless finish, he will be applying a coat of Fuzion to protect and beautify the Obsidian Metallic Black paint. A German-American product only seems appropriate on a German made performance machine now in the hands of a discriminating American performance enthusiast.
It's time to find your handy Brinkman Swirl Finder Light and get to work Mike. If you need an extra hand you know where to find me. :dblthumb2:
