The wife and I tackled one our local volunteer Fire Department's firetruck (one of their 5) last Saturday. Basically, $400 + the cost of materials (about $200). Process: 1) Treat all diamondplate with some Busch Aluminum Wash (more less an acid) 2) Polish all diamond plate and polish-able metal with Meguiar's All Metal Polish and a Mother's Powerball. 3) Pressure Washed the truck 4) Handwashed the entire truck 5) Dry 6) Clean interior top to bottom with Simple Green, various brushes, protectant, etc.... 7) M105 Ultra Cut Compound on a Lake Country Hydro-Tech 5.5" Cyan cutting pad paired with a Meguiar's G110V1 Dual Action Polisher--settig 5-6 8) M205 Ultra Finishing Polish on a 5.5" Lake Country Hydro-Tech Tangerine Polishing Pad paired with a Meguiar's G110V1 Dual Action Polisher--setting 3-4 9) Collinite 845 Wax on a 5.5" Lake Country Hydro-Tech Crimson Finishing Pad paired with a Meguiar's G110V1 Dual Action Polisher--settig 1-2 10) Meguiar's Tire Shine on the tires 11) Cleaned Glass Inside the bay This door had bad waterspots all over it before this: 4 hours of polishing diamond plate: Sara cleaned the entire interior, she done awsome! The shine that M105, M205, Collinite 845 provides
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