heres what I do. take pictures and when you get them develped also have them printed on a 3.5" disk or a CD (Meijer, and lots of ohters do it). It looks geat just check out my pics. If you try to do the same if you only have the negatives then you have to go to a special photo shop and the charge to much. Or get to know the owner of the shop and they will do it free like me :)
http://go.to/yllwdkta
Its a little out of day but it is still prettly good.
Subj: DML: Waxed, now Cool Shine(was SPOTS)
Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 1:21:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: "Fermin Lizalde Jr." <roachmotel69@home.com>
To: "Dakota Mail List" <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Well I just finished a 3+ hours ordeal of removing the spots from Big Poppa
Dak's paint finish. I used Meguiar's Three step system (thanks Mike d.). I
have to admit that stuff not only removed the spots, but it also left an
awesome shine. I highly recommend it. The three products work very well
together. It consists of a Cleaner (removes tar, acid rain spots, bird
dropping stains, old wax etc.) I recommend you plan on finishing the entire
truck in one session, because this step leaves your truck's finish
unprotected. The second step is a polish (adds a nice super-luster glossy
shine, removes minor swirls and scratches, nourishes any oxidized paint, and
brings out the paints color a bit). The last step is a pure Carnuba Wax
(protects against the elements and seals in the polish). Waxing tips: Make
sure to use seperate applicators for each step and change the terry cloths
when they have a lot of buildup on them. Use one of those diaper-soft
cloths for the last buff and you should have a very good shine. I wish I
had a camera (I have a scanner) to post some pictures maybe I'll buy a
disposable one just for the Big Poppa.
P.S. I don't work for Meguiar's, just very impressed with their product.
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