Got bored yesterday and decided to rub on ol' blue for a couple hours. I knew there was still some gloss under all those miles.
No more oxidation
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gregnash
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Looks good dude. Was thinking of trying the same thing for mine then realized that one of the POs shot silver over the 8B4. So would probably kill my paint completely.
Ever notice, right after a nice rub and polish, they always seem to run a little faster and a little tighter? Funny how that works 
Looks good...I should be doing the same!
Looks good...I should be doing the same!
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Ever notice, right after a nice rub and polish, they always seem to run a little faster and a little tighter? Funny how that works
Looks good...I should be doing the same!
I was thinking the same thing yesterday!
rusty_tlc
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Ever notice that when you get a car all spruced up to sell it you remember why you bought in the first place?
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Ya, and you fix all the little things that are wrong with it then there's no reason to sell it!