Looks great! What are you using to polish them up?

 

Elbow grease, lol

 

Stripped them with aircraft paint remover, then started with with buffer and medium cut. Then I went to mothers polish, but its still not there. So I ordered an Airway buffing wheel and white lightning rouge to get them polished out.

I should note that they do appear more polished then the picture shows. I was happy for the minimal effort it took.

 

Did you use a wool bonnet with the compound and Mothers or a foam pad? They do look really good!

 

I used this meguiars thing I found at my local Farm and Fleet. Using it on a drill was boring, so I put it on a right angle adjustable power die grinder. I used a red compounding pad with the medium cut and a foam yellow pad for polishing.

Meguiar's : DA Power System

 

Good info. Thanks for sharing. Reps sent.

 

Been some time since I looked at this thread, lots of great trucks!!

 

Oh, and just so my sole contribution to this thread isn't merely a complete and total derailment, here's the most recent pic of mine.



I'm nowhere near done, but hopefully I am laying a foundation I can build upon.

 

1993 the very first truck Boss plow put their V plow on in front of the bumper instead of behind. I had to let Boss show the truck for 3 months at conventions. I got a discount on the plow. I had to get helper springs on the front to hold it though. Stupid IFS. Lol

 

New shoes for Lafawnduh. 33x10.50-15

 

I love the look of 33's on stock f150 suspension lol.

 

Then you'll love this, Micah Did this to the off-roader this morning.

 

Big guy are you drivin the beater now

 

95 F250 7.3 upclose and personal





Just a 7.3 F250 not as fancy as some trucks on here, but I like it

 

Nah, I just took it to work yesterday so I could work on it. We have a nice shop there, and my boss is nice enough to let us use it any time we need to (off the clock, of course).