Detailed: 1996 Ford Taurus

[ltoman]

Excellet work is right! I think that is the best anyone could have done. Give yourself credit!
I wanted to ask - unless I inadvertently missed it in your write up, what did you use on the headlights? And what process? I am very interested to hear, as they looked so much better, and we are going to sell our old van, but I can't clear the headlights!!! Suggestions?
You are the man today!!
Sorry about the expense. I know all about that. My fist car was a used K car - an '81 Plymouth Reliant! A bigger peice of crap has never been created. 10k and the brakes would go metal to metal, the timing chain blew at 40k, and I could go on and on, so I understand - for what that is worth. I paid for it too.
Lauren

[Nica]

Dude that is awesome work you did there. I love the write up, the write up was so good I'm keeping a record of it. I'm impressed with the headlights, they look really good what a difference.

I can totally relate to the sister thing, I too have a sister and I went through the same scenario. I feel you man but you did a great job at restoring it.

Those scratches on the roof looked mean but you did a great job removing them.

[Frugle]

BTW, the after shot of the scratches is only half the roof, I went and did the other half but forgot to take a picture...

thanks again for the comments!

[supercharged]

Very nice job! Looks like new again!

[sparkie]

Frugle, very nice write up. Outstanding job on the car.