Who was the first ever to detail a "gas burner" Mahle
lawrence:
That last pic is cool; the white really pops. The lack of engine seal and channel looks good.
67worshipper:
Quote from: lawrence on February 22, 2009, 00:15:36 am
That last pic is cool; the white really pops. The lack of engine seal and channel looks good.
yep looks great in white. 8) super clean super car ;)
javabug:
Quote from: louisb on February 21, 2009, 15:17:29 pm
What are some other ways gas burners have been detailed? I have a set of repos for my car but I don't think there is enough contrast between a mostly black wheel and a black car. I have seen them fully chromed but that is a little too bling for my tastes. Any other options?
--louis
Stock silver is killer on a black car.
speedwell:
Quote from: javabug on February 22, 2009, 00:20:02 am
Quote from: louisb on February 21, 2009, 15:17:29 pm
What are some other ways gas burners have been detailed? I have a set of repos for my car but I don't think there is enough contrast between a mostly black wheel and a black car. I have seen them fully chromed but that is a little too bling for my tastes. Any other options?
--louis
Stock silver is killer on a black car.
on a white car and red too
speedwell:
jim kaforsky 63
cool combo too
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