Mitchubishi: FULL DETAIL WW EVO IX! 56K...why do you exist?
Apr 9, 2007, 07:03 PM
#18
Yeha, it's funny the other thread was posted earlier...on the same day I was making this one for 
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Pics fo the subie will come in another thread after I finish uploading my rims pics
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How the clean the engine bay will be outlined in my detailing thread once I complete it soon enough.
.Pics fo the subie will come in another thread after I finish uploading my rims pics
.How the clean the engine bay will be outlined in my detailing thread once I complete it soon enough.
Apr 9, 2007, 07:23 PM
#19
That car looks familiar. O wait its mine
Mitch did a great job. Half of the car was covered thousands little "rust" spot, trust me you cannot see all them on the pics, and I was not able to get rid of them no matter what I did. But Mitch took care of that.
Moral of the story:
Don't park under heavy powerlines for almost a year at work
O and that Mitch does great work.
Mitch did a great job. Half of the car was covered thousands little "rust" spot, trust me you cannot see all them on the pics, and I was not able to get rid of them no matter what I did. But Mitch took care of that.
Moral of the story:
Don't park under heavy powerlines for almost a year at work
O and that Mitch does great work.
Apr 9, 2007, 07:43 PM
#21
That car looks familiar. O wait its mine
Mitch did a great job. Half of the car was covered thousands little "rust" spot, trust me you cannot see all them on the pics, and I was not able to get rid of them no matter what I did. But Mitch took care of that.
Moral of the story:
Don't park under heavy powerlines for almost a year at work
O and that Mitch does great work.
Mitch did a great job. Half of the car was covered thousands little "rust" spot, trust me you cannot see all them on the pics, and I was not able to get rid of them no matter what I did. But Mitch took care of that.
Moral of the story:
Don't park under heavy powerlines for almost a year at work
O and that Mitch does great work.
lol:.The afters made it all worth though
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