1995 Ford Explorer Before & After

[wash_me]

This Explorer had 190k miles on it and had very bad water spots. It was kind of a after thought to take these pictures.



Before.

 

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Before

 

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Before

 

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After

 

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After

 

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After

 

[Corey Bit Spank]

I believe that's an Explorer. But it looks nice. Good work. What did you use?

 

[Scottwax]

Nice job, but yeah, that is an Explorer.

 

[wash_me]

All those OJ cars look the same to me

 

[wash_me]

This what I use on the car.



ABC

3M Perfect-It III (wool pad)

VM

P-35-H Satin Creme

C-50-Q Aluminum & Mag Polish (use with #0000 steel wool)

C-27-Q Glass Polish (use with #0000 steel wool)

S-71 Clear Rubber Dressing





I think I spend a good 8 hours on this car.

 

[Scottwax]

I think I spend a good 8 hours on this car.

Looks like it was well worth it though.

 

[imported_CBX Carl]

Looks good.

 

[aznromeox]

How well does the glass polish work...? I have very stubborn glass stains.

 

[wash_me]

How well does the glass polish work...? I have very stubborn glass stains.

What do you mean by stains? This glass polish only works on grime that is on the surface of the glass, like water spots. If the water spots are very bad I use the glass polish as a lubricant for #0000 steel wool. If it’s a stain maybe an acid wash but I am not sure you might need to ask around more to get more input.

 

[LouisanaJeeper]

where's the bronco?

 

[boywonder]

where's the bronco?

It turned into an Explorer.

 

[imported_Greg1]

What did you use on that bumper?

 

[wash_me]

What did you use on that bumper?

Prowax S-71 Clear Rubber Dressing, I apply a few coats on the bumper.

 

[wash_me]

Who ever edited the subject title thanks, I was unable to change it myself.