RaptArAz
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Truck (and the vette hiding in the garage) look great, contrasting ring really makes the tires pop IMO.
Got a kick out of the vanity plates too. Nice stable.
Got a kick out of the vanity plates too. Nice stable.
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Not to be bearer of bad news, but that is an abrasive. Polish and compound contain abrasives. That's how they work. The micro-abrasives remove very thin layers of clearcoat to level the paint. The smoother the paint the better the shine. Also, I'll assume that you mean one pass not "one coat", as polish and compound do not leave any product behind. If you haven't applied and wax or sealant after the polish, I'd highly recommend it as unprotected paint won't stay nice for long.
Not to be bearer of bad news, but that is an abrasive. Polish and compound contain abrasives. That's how they work. The micro-abrasives remove very thin layers of clearcoat to level the paint. The smoother the paint the better the shine. Also, I'll assume that you mean one pass not "one coat", as polish and compound do not leave any product behind. If you haven't applied and wax or sealant after the polish, I'd highly recommend it as unprotected paint won't stay nice for long.
I don't think you have to, just mount the true beadlock rings on the outside of the wheel like the fake ones are.Like the look a lot! Really like the bead lock rings - always thought they'd look great on the truck but didn't want to actual mount the tires beadlock style for the street.