Waxed and ready to go home.

I really had a hard time returning this one. Felt like I could stare at it all day. I had done a 2001 3/4 ton the day before that turned out great, but this one had all the bells and whistles.

Sorry about the pictures, they turned out kind of hazy.

Hopefully you can tell the before and afters on these next pictures.

Bustin' up some stains!

I wish I would of taken a after of this view but camera was dead.




I was worried about this one looked like some kind of grease, but it seemed to come up pretty good.

Wish I would of brushed it all down but still looks a lot better.

Pop might look bad but it comes up, Just call and set up an appointment.


Sorry about being out of focus. 435-241-0149

Long Day of cleaning, but got some good results.

Spent a few hours polishing up a Nice 1Ton Dodge. Looking through the pictures I was pretty pleased with how it turned out. For being a Roping Cowboy's Hunting truck, I think it cleans up pretty good.




Can't really see them unless you enlarge the picture, but there was plenty of scratches to removed.





My back may be out of alignment, but man that looks GOOD.






Better shot of the Scratches.





Pay no attention to the dirty suburban in the reflection. I promise it will get washed someday.






The paint has been kept pretty clean, other than the hundreds of Cedar Tree scratches going down both sides.






I spent about 2 1/2 hrs buffing both sides before even getting wax on them. End result well worth it! Just so everyone knows this will cost extra!




Rest of the pictures kind of tell there own story.

G-Ville 4TH Car Show

I really liked how the car turned out, it had a lot of surface scratches took some time to correct them. Black ford paint is really soft and scratches way to easy. I can't explain how it is even too start it, just makes you grin every time. The first couple times you drive it your so nervous, but after a while the 540 Horsepower kind of grows on you.




Yea, It's as fast as it looks! I've only had it about 90mph. Rumor is my Dads been closer to the 160's
I liked the look of this picture, but man the road was hot to lay on.

Just to help Identify the car for those who are guessing. Shelby GT500 KR ( King Of The Road)
#0569 of only 1000 made.

Yes, engines do collect dirt in only 2000 miles.


Sorry it's from a different point of view but I needed the sunlight.