Well, her eit is, the first one of the season. He liked my work so I believe next week I have his brother's 2004 se-R, his dad's two Pacificas, and his cousin's 2004 Vette.I charge $40 for the wax, wash, wheels and "Scratch X" if needed, plus $10 for the interior if desired. It's pretty cheap considering a professional would charge $100-$200. It took me about three hours to do everything. It was pretty fun. I was planning on him coming to my house so I could use my water and garage to wax in but he asked me to go there.He is my friend from work. Looks like an Italian gansta from the 40's doesn't he
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My first car detail of the season
My first car detail of the season
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/541918-1999 Infiniti Q45t-2003 base Vibe (Rest in peace my love)-2002 Ducati Monster 620 Dark
Re: My first car detail of the season (Merzbow)
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http://www.cardomain.com/ride/541918-1999 Infiniti Q45t-2003 base Vibe (Rest in peace my love)-2002 Ducati Monster 620 Dark
Re: My first car detail of the season (Merzbow)
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Attached files
Attached files
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/541918-1999 Infiniti Q45t-2003 base Vibe (Rest in peace my love)-2002 Ducati Monster 620 Dark
Re: My first car detail of the season (Merzbow)
Nice job. So that's how a detail is supposed to look like? Wow. I need to do that to mine real soon then. . Yeah, good job though.Inder
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