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07-12-2014, 11:28 PM | #1 |
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Side Marker Cleaning
Side markers looked foggy and yellowish so I decided to pull em off this morning and refresh them.
Taking them off was easy. Just slid a card from the back and pushed it forward till it released. Once removed just worked on it with 3M rubbing compound, Menzerna intensive polish, and then waxed it. Turned out great and they look new. WP_20140712_10_24_03_Pro by jsk945, on Flickr WP_20140712_10_24_44_Pro by jsk945, on Flickr WP_20140712_10_36_32_Pro by jsk945, on Flickr WP_20140712_10_21_49_Pro by jsk945, on Flickr Last edited by muddtt; 09-17-2014 at 05:41 PM.. |
07-13-2014, 01:57 AM | #2 |
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Good job!
Interesting coincidence that you used a card from Sonoma State University: My next door neighbor and his son were out there a couple of weeks ago checking out the campus...
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60/40% female to male ratio Which should be a great selling point to him... Unless he swings for the other team. |
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