2003 Tahoe Z71 (Black)

mgm2003

mgm2003

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Pollen season is finally over, so I decided to give the Tahoe a quick once-over.

It was polished out this spring, so I didn't have to bust out the buffer.



Process Used:

Wash: Z7

Dry: Z6-Z8 mix to QD

Paint: CS & Z8

Tires & Wells Z16.

Wheels, Flares, Boards, Trim, Glass: CS



Time Consumed: 1hr and 45min.



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Thanks for the compliments guys.



CS has worked wonders on the hard plastic pieces -especially the flares.

I used to despise cleaning my wheel flares, but CS has proven to be very durable, and for the most part maintenance free.
 
Very nice looking finish. :)



I wish I could just toss an LSP on my 626 and make it look like that. 4 months since any polish/waxing and 4 months of nearly constant rain and 3 washes during that time has taken its toll. :(
 
Look great John. I wish my wife's black Z71 Suburban looked that good. What did you use on the nerf/step bars?
 
JohnLINY said:
What did you use on the nerf/step bars?
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The step bar, pad, and lower trim pieces were all treated with CS.



In early spring the bar was polished with ZAIO by hand.





Scottwax: It sounds like Texas has had an unusually wet spring/summer this year. Send some of that rain up here :)





:thx
 
Scottwax said:
I wish I could just toss an LSP on my 626 and make it look like that. 4 months since any polish/waxing and 4 months of nearly constant rain and 3 washes during that time has taken its toll. : (
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Nothing you use can get 4 months durabilty Scott?
 
Slickery said:
Nothing you use can get 4 months durabilty Scott?
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My paint is still beading (Carnauba Moose, #16 and OCW all applied a week and a wash apart in early March) but it definitely needs some polishing now.
 
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