Buffed/waxed the T-bird
 

It was in extreme need of the wheel and a good coat of wax before the snow/ice/salty roads come. Enjoy!

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...d/PB110003.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...d/PB110006.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...d/PB110001.jpg

It is metallic! lol
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...d/PB110005.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...d/PB110004.jpg

Needs moar tire shine or something of the sort, but looks good Ted! Didn't realize it was metalflake/firemist before.

tire shine is for losers

no tire shine at all on there and thanks! lol

:cry: i like tire shine when the car is black and u have chrome wheels

:stupid:

my wife would be jealous. she misses her t-bird and not having payments!

LOL i had the same car. only in blue. only complaint i had about it was it's a FORD!!! 1st and only ford i'll ever own.

but it looks good ted:mrgreen:
not using tire shine when detailing your car is like taking a shower and not washing your hair!!!

is there a special wax you use for winter? or just whatever for some added protection?

I had a 93 5.0, I miss it. It was a good DD.

LOL I didn't get it by choice. It was given to me when my grandmother passed away, my grandfather bought it brand new in 93. It only has 54k original miles and I've only had minor, common, problems so far and I started driving it in 05.
I didn't do a full detail, just exterior paint..so it will get tire shine next time as well as interior leather/carpet cleaned!

Just whatever wax you put on with an applicator rather than something you spray and wipe off, they last longer. I always use NXT tech wax on the iroc but the t-bird usually just gets fast wax every so often. I've neglected it for a while though which is why I needed to go over it with the buffer first...then I used the tech wax.

looks sweeeeeet.... i waxed the cavy... actually looks good too