Let me know what you think...did I make a mistake? LOL
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Yeah, I'd like to do that...and the top bumper piece. Will probably hold off on the latter though because I think I'm leaning towards doing an SS clone project; and that piece would eventually get covered up anyway. I'll look into the bowtie sooner than later though!! 
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I do appreciate the comments guys! I think I've spent about 15 hours on it (including the paint), collectively. Ended up doing TWO wash #1's (
), then clay barred it, washed it again, then waxed and buffed it. Followed by chrome polish, back-to-black, etc. Been working on it the last two days.
OH...and then to top it off...the city decided to chip seal my street yesterday.
And today they're doing work right up the hill about 2 houses away...and busted a gas line...
. I swear...I'm surrounded by professionals!! 
), then clay barred it, washed it again, then waxed and buffed it. Followed by chrome polish, back-to-black, etc. Been working on it the last two days.OH...and then to top it off...the city decided to chip seal my street yesterday.
And today they're doing work right up the hill about 2 houses away...and busted a gas line.... I swear...I'm surrounded by professionals!!
11-04-2009, 03:52 PM
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I do appreciate the comments guys! I think I've spent about 15 hours on it (including the paint), collectively. Ended up doing TWO wash #1's (), then clay barred it, washed it again, then waxed and buffed it. Followed by chrome polish, back-to-black, etc. Been working on it the last two days.
OH...and then to top it off...the city decided to chip seal my street yesterday. And today they're doing work right up the hill about 2 houses away...and busted a gas line.... I swear...I'm surrounded by professionals!!
), then clay barred it, washed it again, then waxed and buffed it. Followed by chrome polish, back-to-black, etc. Been working on it the last two days.OH...and then to top it off...the city decided to chip seal my street yesterday.
And today they're doing work right up the hill about 2 houses away...and busted a gas line.... I swear...I'm surrounded by professionals!! 
I didn't use chrome cleaner, but I did it over 2 days too. 
Chip seal right after or during a job like this, don't get me startin on people's timin when I'm cleanin my truck. :nunchuk1:
Very clean, even tho it has over 120k, u wouldn't know it.
Debadge & IMO, color match handles. I think this is 1 of the few trucks runnin stock exhaust. We're all gearheads in the end.
