RodneyPierce

yep concrete will crack if not cut in numerous places, and even then, its a 50/50 shot.

Very sweet ride! On that note, Nick, yellow bullet nationals this weekend. Broadcast live on motormaniatv.com. Just incase you were interested and/or didnt know about it. Starts tomorrow at 5:30 and runs through Sunday.

http://weldracing.com/press/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Weld-Racing-LLC-Wheel-Care-Instructions.pdf

The above will strip the anodizing off the wheels. You dont want to do that.

The one I just did for my son actually came from my family. My mom had it in her basement for years and I got lucky enough to get it from her. It was pretty rough to start. The only other one I have found that was an original survivor they wanted 1800.00 for. Ebay is a good place to look. The one my daughter has is actually a chinese reproduction made by champion I believe, and sold by speedway motors. Just a beater.

hahaha, no sir, it does not. That is my daughters. She does do a fair amount of "work" on it though. I also restored an original 1949 Murray Pontiac station wagon for my son for his first birthday party this weekend. Couple pics below. Addison "working" on hers: And here is the one I just restored for my son Reese:

And thanks guys! It came out great.

Nick, a little bit Ladder bar car. 429cui SBF. Direct port. 2 stages. That's all I'm allowed to say

That is the tire size, sorry. I should change the title to omit that. Car runs consistent 5.20's in the 1/8th.

Did a little paint correction on a buddies 10.5 tire street/drag car this weekend. I must admit I did not use Adams products on this guy (as I have plenty of other stuff to use up) except for the detail spray as clay lube. Products used: CG yellow clay bar Adams detail spray as clay lube Menzurna FG400 on an orange pad Menzurna SF4000 on a white pad CG XXX paste wax All done via a PC and HF DA Polisher. Couple before: And the after:

I use about 4 pea sized dots per panel (after initial priming of the pad) for my sealants and wax. I have a black car though, so can easily tell when I have complete/full coverage.

Welcome, sir. And thank you for your service.

Agreed, just hit the areas where the scratches are. Then re-seal/re-wax the entire hood. Wont be able to tell any different.

Very nice job sir!

Alright, just used the waterless wash today (for the second time) and got much better results then I did last time. I really am starting to like this product! I do have a question, does it have any sort of wax or carnuba in it? As after wiping down the car with it, it feels very very slick! Like just waxed slick. Followed it up Adams detail spray, and pulled it out into the sun. Just a couple reflection shots. Did I say how much I love Adams products? This is only the third time I have used them, but my shopping cart on the site will soon be full of stuff!!! And the money shot. This is my reflection in the hood: