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Old 02-08-05, 02:26   #1 (permalink)
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2005 F-350 King Ranch Detail!!
Well this truck was nothing short of a bus!! It was huge but beautiful!! It was purchased brand new about 1 week prior to the detail and had the detail prep done! Surprisingly the dealership hadn't messed it up to bad! Very Very light swirls, other then that it was pretty good!

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NXT wash
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SG x2
Armor All on all trim tires and wells

here are some pics! the detail wasn't finished till much later as you can prolly inmagine hoping to get some better sun shots wen i do his Lotus next week!!!








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Old 02-08-05, 02:41   #2 (permalink)
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F-350's (or any crew cab dualie) are nightmares to detail! You did the right thing by going the AIO route though. How did the SG work in what looks to be fairly cold weather?
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Old 02-08-05, 03:18   #3 (permalink)
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Surprisingly the SG worked great it didn't give me any hard times! it wasn't that cold it was just the 28 inches of snow that hasn't melted lol it was like 50 degrees! But the SG mad it dripping wet surprisingly! I was very happy!
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Just a wash and wax on my parents' truck (2002 F-350 crew cab w/ 7.3 PS) takes atleast double, sometimes triple, the time it takes me to wash and wax my car.

It is a true beast.

The funny thing is my mom is the one that drives it all the time. I think she is kinda hooked on the power.
 
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Nice work man!

What a beast!


You missed the wheel wells though
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Old 02-08-05, 03:45   #6 (permalink)
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Nice work. That's my favorite truck on the road these days.
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Old 02-08-05, 04:07   #7 (permalink)
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Trucks lookin good. How old are you btw?
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I love how reflective Ford paint is. I did my Dad's truck today (1999 Superduty Lariat. Crew cab and long bed. Not a dually, but it has a cap on the back ) and with just clay/S100 it looks amazing. I would have begun an early Spring time polish, but my PC was in my Mom's trunk at her office.

BTW, gorgeous truck. :
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Nice work man!

What a beast!


You missed the wheel wells though
lol.. and those are some of the easier wheel wells to dress right? opposed to a teg slammed...

i think those were pics b4 he finished the detail though
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Well, only parts are easy to dress. The whole well isn't covered on my Dad's. The whoe leaf spring assembly in the rear is exposed...
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Beautiful Truck! The King Ranch is my favorite truck by Ford. I definitly would like to own one one day.
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And missed the exhaust....

Beautiful job though!
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