1st Picture Post (Fresh Wash/Wax..yesterday)

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d12loc

Git R Done
Here is my first picture post on Detail City. These are some pics of my freshly washed/waxed Honda Accord. I got off work at 4 and definitely did not have enough time to do what I wanted before the sun went down.....so here is what I did.....

1. Clean Wheels/Tires (Wolfgang Wheel/Tire Cleaner)
2. Wash (Poorboy's Super Slick & Suds)
3. Wax (Natty's)
4. Dress Tires (Wolfgang Black Tire Gel)

I would have liked to clay, polish, etc but only had a couple hours before sun goes down. Pictures are kind of poor quality with lack of lighting. (Sorry) I'll post more pics when I have a full day off for a complete detail and there is full sunlight. I also included pictures of part of my collection.......ENJOY!

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:bigups Very nice! Are those Poorboy's products newly packaged with new sprayers? They look awfully good. As with the Wolfgang stuff!
 
Thanks! for the most part the poorboys stuff I just recently ordered off PAC and only got a chance to use very little.
 
nice job considering you skipped a lot of steps:D

Woob those are PAC sprayers...I think they ran out of mine;)

Patrick those wheels are meant to fit many different lug patterns and has more holes than there are studs....you can only put on lug nuts where there are studs:headbang
 
d12loc: Looks great! I like the mods you have chosen, a lot. How did you go about tinting the tails?

patrick: My red rims are the same type of setup. Some don't prefer the look but it makes it easier if you switch cars or are selling.
 
Thanks Basically I'm looking for a clean look without any kits or anything like that...not going for a ricey look. I just put the 18's on there and lowered it 2.5" to cut down the gap in the wheel well. For the tinting of the taillights i just removed them, thoroughly cleaned and dryed them, and sprayed them with black tint model paint and followed up with 2 coats of clearcoat. Cheapest mod by far(only about 15$ for the paint).
 
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