Have you taken any pics of you G since you've had it polished?

 

Thanks Colin. I've always been a fan of wood inside a car for some reason. I get a lot of compliments on it.

I am still looking forward to seeing that M of yours!!

 

No, but I'll see if I can in the next few days. The paint is better than when it was new IMO

 

It was a nice day finally so took the baby out for a ride and took a few pics. Sun wasn't right on all of them but what the hey.

 

Great lookin' ride, Deane. Terrific setting too.
C.

 

Thanks. That was a fast reply. One setting is a park only 1 mile from the house and the lake one is only about 3 miles down the road. It is a beautiful wonderful narrow curvy roller coaster drive

 

Very nice pics Deane....that polish looked like it turned out beautifully!!

 

Great job Dean
Really does justice to Toreador Red!

 

Very nice! Did you find out what product the detailer used so you can match what you use at home with it?

 

Hey thanks everyone. Actually I have a Permashine treatment that I had thrown in with the car purchase- included interior guard, rustproofing, and exterior shine which needs an annual refresh. I asked them to repolish with a high speed before applying the new treatment which costs me $50 every year. So all I did last year was wash it with the wash stuff they sell me for $9.00 a bottle which lasted all '04 and it'll be the same deal this year. No waxing, buffing or polishing I had my doubts initially but it seems to work well
Waxing the stuff they put on dulls the finish apparently.

 

Looks really great Deane, and also wow to your countryside. No wonder you want to work from your home with scenery like that right outside your door step.

 

Thanks Wayne. You must be very close to that kind of scenery too and a much larger lake of course. Where I live, Dartmouth is also called the city of lakes as there are about 20 small ones.The lake in my picture is part of a canal system that was built in the 1800's before we had trains here. There are about 4 larger lakes connected and a series of locks that stretch roughly 20 miles. The 2 park pictures I took are right by one of the locks. It's pretty interesting. I run in that area frequently.