FrozenWS6

Great pics everyone.

Here are some of my better ones of my evil 9 second 98 TA.

I don't have any anymore. But my mom wanted to keep a sled from when we did do it since you can't get more Alaskan then that.

I figured it would be a nice different pic that you wouldn't normally see.

These are some of my favorites of my 01 WS6 TA. These were taken with my old Sony point and shoot.

This was with my dslr. The local troopers hassled me about no front plate so I had to put it on.

One for fun.

I have a canon xsi dslr that I'm still learning to use by reading books. I'm no pro but these are some I took that I liked. I'm not sure of the settings because when I go out I'll take around 40 pics trying different things.

These are a couple of my 07 TBSS I liked.

I did some mild editing on this one.

Nice view.

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I have these in my garage and have posted links up with them:

 

http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/27849-bottle-labels-for-mounted-rack/

I'll do that too. Use my iPhone for quick pics to post up.

I'm using a DSLR and so its easy for me to take 20 pics just trying different settings and still think it wasn't very good.

I have a app on my phone that should help with the settings some. Just haven't had time to try it out.

Awesome pics Landshark. The only delema for me is the sun doesn't set up here in the summer.

I'm still working on getting to that level of pics.

Those are nice. I hadn't thought about putting them in a garage. I've used similar ones in enclosed trailers before.

Here is an example of too much sun. This is at 6pm. Notice how washed out the car looks and it's not centered in the pic.

Verses this pic. With the lighting following the body lines. The main thing wrong with this pic is the edge of the road cutting the car in half.

Exactly. I've ready a couple of photography books and that was the hard part for me too. Not very good do or don't do pics.

Good point Wolf. The golden hour is important. That means not taking pics mid day. For us up here it's very hard to get that golden hour in the summer since we have bright daylight until 11pm -midnight.

I like how the sun shinning through the forest fire smoke was making my TBSS have a golden hue. Again the pic is ruined by the tires turned the wrong way.

That's a great article.

Another good point I didn't see there. To turn the front tires so you can see the rim not the front tread of the tire.

Like this.

Notice the second pic doesn't look as good not seeing the rim.

You can try Whestley's (sp?) Bleach White. That has cleaned most anything off of my tires. Even road stripe paint.

Like said before. Depends on how bad it is.

I spent 16 hours. From starting with the wax and tar remover wash until I finished with wax. On my girlfriends Pontiac Solstice.

My 2 WS6's.

I have a pretty short list compared to you guys for being 37 years old.

1974 Camaro bought in 1996. Sold

1998 gmc 2500 bought new in 1998 $19,000. Sold

2001 Ws6 TA bought in 2005. Still have.

1998 TA 9 second street car. Bought in 2010. Still have.

2007 Trailblazer SS bought in 2011. With 30,000 miles $19,000. Still have.

Looks great. Wish my 01 had low miles like that.

I need to rebuff my 2 WS6's also.

After I bought my 2007 TBSS I joined the TBSSowners forum and saw all the posts and detailed how to info. With most of the products being in a kit form with everything I need all in one. I decided to try it, and have been sold ever since. I tell everyone I know about it.

What I like the most is how the product results on my 8 year old TBSS speak for themselves.

Thanks Chris.

I usually cleaned my frame, wheel wells and Ect on my DD once a week. Until I got the undercarriage spray. I'm on 2 weeks and 3 decent rains and my frame that is very visible under the mid section of my TBSS still looks great. My only problem is I spray it on everything I've cleaned under there (used 3/4 of the bottle) and I don't have much left now. So I need to reorder more.

I had some time this evening to put some Americana over the LPS I already had applied to the hood.

And a close up. This grey is great at showing reflections. Thanks to the Adams products my cars are at a higher level of clean and shined up.

Had some time to kill while it was still nice out so I decided to do some cleaning. APC with a toothbrush followed up with VRT.

Before.

After

The difference is amazing.

These are the beads from the rain after my last wash and dry with HGG.

This is a pic from today all dirty after the little bit of rain we had this week. But still looking good. The VRT still looks great on the tires and so does everything underneath I sprayed with undercarriage detailer.

Looking good J. I had a black GTR pass me tonight on my way home.