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10-18-03, 01:20 #1
Show me the chemical!!!
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Let's start a thread where you detailers take pics of all the chemicals you use. See who has the most!!!!
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10-18-03, 04:45 #3
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Jesstzn:
Darn, didn't see the FD and DACP I sent in the pics, guess it's still on it's way!
Nice pics though!
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The picture in my signature shows all the chemicals I had at the time. Now I have some new clay a gallon of FD, Never Dull and Blue Magic. The pic doesn't show supplies like mfs, the pc, pads, brushes, etc,etc
I might have the update the pic sooner than i think!
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10-18-03, 05:28 #5
Re: Chems
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Takes 7/10 days .. I expect it any time .. looking forward to it.Originally posted by Deanski
Jesstzn:
Darn, didn't see the FD and DACP I sent in the pics, guess it's still on it's way!
Nice pics though!
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Deanski
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10-18-03, 05:58 #6
Just a few of mine
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Here are the pics of some of mine. There is more but have yet to take photos of the latest additions to the pile.
The black stuff in the 20 litre container isn't Kitten, it's RD Black wheel arch paint. Makes a bloody mess if your not careful with it.Today's leading system. water based, burnproof, compoundless, correct, polish, finish at the same time. use in any order with any pads. no thickeners or solvents
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10-18-03, 06:03 #7
PIC 2
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PIC #2 - I've only got a very small shed to store them in, the garage is full of mechanical tools, a mint 1973 MGB and a lotus clubman racecar.
Today's leading system. water based, burnproof, compoundless, correct, polish, finish at the same time. use in any order with any pads. no thickeners or solvents
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