imported_FordTaurus
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**I'm trying to get the pics to show up in the post...more pictures to follow when i get it to work**
This is either a 2003 or 2004 Ford Ranger. Not sure of the actualy name for the paint color, but it is a slate green color; it looks dark green in the shade but almost completely grey/slate in bright sun. I worked on this truck only a couple weeks ago, so the process was; Wash with Gold Class, BF AFPP on paint by hand, Stoner's Trim shine on wheelwells and large trim areas around bumpers, 20/20 on windows, NXT tech protectant on trim around windows, Klasse SG on wheels/lights, Meg's Endurange gel on tires.
A shot of the whole truck after I was finished. No before pics because I'm just home from college for the weekend and don't have the camera...I managed to scrounge one up that I didn't know we had for the final pics later in the day. As you can see, there wasn't much for sun....unusually warm for this time of year but overcast the whole time.
This is either a 2003 or 2004 Ford Ranger. Not sure of the actualy name for the paint color, but it is a slate green color; it looks dark green in the shade but almost completely grey/slate in bright sun. I worked on this truck only a couple weeks ago, so the process was; Wash with Gold Class, BF AFPP on paint by hand, Stoner's Trim shine on wheelwells and large trim areas around bumpers, 20/20 on windows, NXT tech protectant on trim around windows, Klasse SG on wheels/lights, Meg's Endurange gel on tires.
A shot of the whole truck after I was finished. No before pics because I'm just home from college for the weekend and don't have the camera...I managed to scrounge one up that I didn't know we had for the final pics later in the day. As you can see, there wasn't much for sun....unusually warm for this time of year but overcast the whole time.
