stanngg

Thanks guys...great advice. Here are some pics from the weekend I first took delivery.She just received her 1st bath...

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godminus1

Lookin good!

LoLO

How do you know when your car was built ?

wthalliii

Hey, that car looks familiar... Oh, it looks sorta like my grabber orange '07 GT. I like your wheels.

kingsmate20

man, gotta take that bra off. Just my opinion

stanngg

Yeah...I love this color! Thanks on the wheels. I couldn't decide between the chrome or polished. Went with the polished....

Juztang

Stanngg-shoot me a PM and I will let you know of some products I carry the will work great with that color stang.

wthalliii

Funny you should mention that. Actually, I took it off yesterday and left it off after I found a bunch of sand under it. And, believe it or not, the paint was chipped under where the bra had been.

I'll have to take another picture for my sig when I get a chance.

GuitarGuyBMG

Those black louvers look really good w/ that color

fairlane292

Do not use rubbing compound on your car; keep all the clearcoat you have (orange peel and all); when you get scratch(s) let the detailer remove them; go to a quality shop that details high end cars and uses a rotary buffer routinely. If you compound a small spot, examine it closely under strong sunlight, you will see very fine scratches; all the wax in the word isn't gonna remove this. It will appear that you are removing these scatches but you are just filling them in. If your car was black you would easily see what I am talking about.