shew polish?
11-06-2003, 06:35 AM
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shew polish?
my horn is lookin a bit old and i was thinking of useing black shew polish on it to give it a new shinney look. anyone try this or know if it will work or not? i dont see y it would not but i just dont wanna mess it up wores it took me months to find this horn.
11-06-2003, 07:35 AM
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I've seen a LOT of grammar and spelling mistakes on this site and others, but never... never... NEVER did I ever expect to see somebody misspell fricking shoe! Maybe on the Spongebob website, or maybe the Barney website I could understand, but jesus! 
To answer your question: Try an interior protectant first. Armor All or one of a million different similar brands.
To answer your question: Try an interior protectant first. Armor All or one of a million different similar brands.
11-06-2003, 11:06 AM
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maybe thats how its spelled in canada? lol
shoe polish, eh?
Why not get some of that stuff made for cleaning up plastics and stuff....
theres always this commercial on TV that has like a black second gen sitting in the middle of a junkyard and stuff....think its mguiers or something.....go to autozone and ask :-)
shoe polish, eh?
Why not get some of that stuff made for cleaning up plastics and stuff....
theres always this commercial on TV that has like a black second gen sitting in the middle of a junkyard and stuff....think its mguiers or something.....go to autozone and ask :-)
11-06-2003, 10:40 PM
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I have one of the earlier leather wrapped wheels, and it's starting to fade, and get all those white marks in it. You think leather conditioner will bring this back to life? Do you think shoe polish on this will rub off?
Oh, to answer your question, "back to black" by Mother's works awesome. It gives black painted trim a nice, even, semigloss black color.
Oh, to answer your question, "back to black" by Mother's works awesome. It gives black painted trim a nice, even, semigloss black color.
11-07-2003, 04:26 PM
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i had a feeling i spelt it wrong hey lay off for someone that learned how to read and write in english 2 years ago i say it could be wrose. and the stupid canadian comment, 
shows how much u no. lol but ya anyway i did it and the horn looks like new.
shows how much u no. lol but ya anyway i did it and the horn looks like new.
11-07-2003, 05:13 PM
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Car: 1981 Chevy Malibu, 1987 Formula 350
Engine: 229 V6, L98 TPI 350
Transmission: TH350, 700R4
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hey man i was just trying to back you up........
i understand completly that not everyone is born speaking english and that for some people its a bit harder.....i said the canadian thing only as an attempt to lighten things up instead of just being such serious insults....jeeesus freakin christ........try and help someone out these days and they end up rollin their eyes at ya? oh well, my turn...
i understand completly that not everyone is born speaking english and that for some people its a bit harder.....i said the canadian thing only as an attempt to lighten things up instead of just being such serious insults....jeeesus freakin christ........try and help someone out these days and they end up rollin their eyes at ya? oh well, my turn...
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11-08-2003, 02:38 AM
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Car: 85 firebird
Engine: Pos 2.8 pulled and replaced with a 350 tpi motor converted to carb.
Transmission: 700r4, vette servo,shift kit, hayden 15"x8" trans cooler.
Everiewon mackes misstakeez sumtimez 
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fnuuy tinhg, a stduy was dnoe at smoe usevirnity swohnig taht as lnog as the frsit and lsat lteter were selpt crrocelty all of the ohter letrtes cluod be in any odrer and it will be cmoleptly rabdalee. Just a funny word thing i felt like bringing up. heh shew that was still funny though. What is your background?
11-08-2003, 02:20 PM
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Car: 1981 Chevy Malibu, 1987 Formula 350
Engine: 229 V6, L98 TPI 350
Transmission: TH350, 700R4
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt ???, 9 bolt 3.27 posi
:-) no problem
Just some people on other boards are totally freaky when it comes to stuff like that...make a joke and they go ballistic.......we're cool ;-)
yeah, someone did come up with a theory that the first and last letters are really the only important ones.....and the funny thing is, its true.
You nveer rlaely ntcoie it utlnil smoneoe tlles you lol
Just some people on other boards are totally freaky when it comes to stuff like that...make a joke and they go ballistic.......we're cool ;-)
yeah, someone did come up with a theory that the first and last letters are really the only important ones.....and the funny thing is, its true.
You nveer rlaely ntcoie it utlnil smoneoe tlles you lol
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