Subject	If your not looking to paint it...heres what I did>>
Posted by	RamManZ(No VA) on February 14, 2002 at 8:08 PM
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In Reply To	Best method of cleaning and shining the rock guards? posted by [-TRM in TPA-] on February 14, 2002 at 07:25 PM
Message	I found that the paint on the rockguard was starting to look different from the rest of the car. What happened in my case is that I had waxed the rock guard. Anyway the fix was to use a clay bar(i used mothers), looks great and propably next best thing to painting it. Later. Mike RamManZ ->>> Trapped inside his n/a. infinite loop: you WILL fall into the na trap and you WILL regret it. ANSWER QUESTIONS IN TECH!! >> THANKS SEARCH is GOOD 4 U >>> USE IT!! SEARCH is also a good way to get some laughs... My clutch died the night I lost my virginity. LMAO >> AIM : hist2k
Follow Ups	Best method of cleaning and shining the rock guards? - [-TRM in TPA-] 19:25:07 02/14/02 new paint.=) (n/m) - HaloZ• 19:39:11 02/14/02 smart ass ;-D (n/m) - [-TRM in TPA-] 19:42:43 02/14/02 I'm not a huge fan of spraypainting cars >> - dilo 21:00:06 02/14/02 Here's what I do :) - ZBlacktt 19:44:04 02/14/02 see and rob thought i was joshing him. TOOL! (n/m) - HaloZ• 19:46:59 02/14/02 Would this be a good idea for lower lip of fascia? - yt nitram 21:41:21 02/14/02 I wash it first, dry and prep w/ newspaper and spray all. (n/m) - ZBlacktt 22:16:51 02/14/02 If your not looking to paint it...heres what I did>> - RamManZ(No VA) 20:08:05 02/14/02 i said screw it, painted whole ENTIRE underside. (n/m) - Quiki(gat man) 20:14:44 02/14/02
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