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bro honestly thinkin maybe some low grade compound and an angle grinder on there. might need a chainsaw in the corners


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What kinda compound would be best on a hood like that?


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Oh Okay. Worse came to worse I could always redo it. Not sure how my adhesive will work/if i'll have to get back and redo these again. Definitely open to anyones ideas with this. I have spare fabric,...

Yeah, it was hand cut and hand fit. Took several hours to complete.

Afta? So far from what i've seen online, adhesive remover like 3m, acetone, and a hear gun are my options

Hey all was installing a black suade headliner fabric with a light foam backing on a door panel. Applied too much contact cement and some seeped through making 5-7 small spots. Anyway to remove the...

Of your anywhere near fairfax Virginia I know a great guy who can repaint it for probably the lowest price you'll find. Great results.


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Well. Guess theres something to be said in regards to the bags, but having a fixed/permenant slam would still have the issues I mentioned

Not trying to hate or anything. I would just assume there would be many more annoyances. Are there potholes? Speedbumps? Steep inclines? I wouldnt be able to dd a car with that stress

I'd rather have my clay disipate twice as fast than buy more products. Clays cheap

Hope he doesnt daily that. Lowering like that is just impractical.

Detailed Touch? How about just Detail or Detailing

Does no one here just clay with soapy water after rinsing? Saw larry from ammo nyc do that and have been using that method ever since

Paints not in as bad shape anymore. I wouldn't know how else to get rid of whatever that is

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Not sure how to make it more clear. That dull spot is not a reflection.

Definitely original paint, was neglected and sent throug the swirl o matic plenty of times. 2006 Ford Mustang with 120k miles. Its on both sides where the door meets the fender.

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My thinking was to wetsand it

even if its baked on that bad?

4.6 Would be much cheaper, Coyote would be more unique and badass. Only reason I wouldn't go coyote first is the car is my DD, and the money required

My thinking is very old tree sap, something baked on. If that was the case, how would I get rid of it? Wetsand?

pretty sure it isn't rust. it isn't dark enough, and is too soft

I'm caught between a coyote swap and or the plug and play 4.6 swap. I think the coyote would be a lot more fun

Well now under my ownership, its garage every night, day, anytime its home. Previously I don't know. They are both almost perfect circles.

Penzoil or Mobile 1. Not too worried or particular as i'll be swapping the engine in the somewhat near future.

Hey guys I found these on the back end of my car, been there sinc I bought it back in november. The white one is raised and I think I picked one similar off before. The brownish orange is...

I bought touchup paint/clear for my 06 Mustang for a couple of deep scratches and rock chips. Having never touched them up before, I can say the results are pretty good.