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Excessive Detail

Excessive Detail

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This is my buddys truck who lifted all those other big 4x4s I have posted about. He takes car of me so I take care of him, and try to keep his truck clean, plus i don't trust him to wash his own truck, jj, anyway, this was just a quick was and wax.

Process:

Wash: NXT, APC, Foam Gun, Cobra Bone, and Cobre MF Scrubb Pad
Wax: Pinnicle Soveran x1
Wheels and Tires: Megs. Hot Shine Spray and wiped down with PB QD
Windows: Stoners IG

Pictures:

Picture quality isn't the best, sorry, camera was screwing up on me.

Before:

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Foaming it down.

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After:

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AG Rocks!
 
Nice turn around, truck looks good but those tires are big. I like the way the tires look though.

Thank you for sharing.
 
Excessive Detail said:
Close, they are Lighting Wheels, only lifted truck I have seen with them.
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Makes 2 of us lol, never saw Lightning wheels on an offroad truck, looks good actually.

Nice job, whats up with you and all the trucks...me thinks somebody is going to have to get rid of their Mazda and upgrade...I'm thinking diesel Excursion lifted on 38's should be enough room for you, couple goodies and you can go pick on some sports cars as well:D
 
Those Nitto Mud-Grapplers look like they are on their last leg.

Looks great though!
 
Surfer said:
Makes 2 of us lol, never saw Lightning wheels on an offroad truck, looks good actually.

Nice job, whats up with you and all the trucks...me thinks somebody is going to have to get rid of their Mazda and upgrade...I'm thinking diesel Excursion lifted on 38's should be enough room for you, couple goodies and you can go pick on some sports cars as well:D
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Thats funny you metion that, cause I'm hoping to get a truck wihin the year if this job with chevron works out. I had a truck before and regret getting rid of it, so I thinking of either FX4 F250 or if I can't afford that I'm going all out on a King Ranch F150. Having a truck will definitely help out the detailing business.
And the reason for all the lifted trucks is I've doing a lot of detailing out of my buddies 4x4 shop, this is his truck, some cars but mainly lifted trucks, usually I clean them up after he finish lifting them. Teamwork kinda.
 
Brandon1 said:
Those Nitto Mud-Grapplers look like they are on their last leg.

Looks great though!
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Yea thst truck has been through hell and back, seriously if there ever was a truck that would be considered the poster child for ford, this is it, it has been in the mud so many times, sunk up to the windows in mud, it got sunk so bad one time mud somehow wound up in the throttle body. Its been through two motors and a whole bunch of other things, basically this truck can't be killed, Ford Power Baby. He is actually getting new rims and 40'' tires next.
 
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