good lookin tires
04-19-2004, 10:12 PM
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Re: good lookin tires
Roughly 4/19/04 16:50, john's monkeys randomly typed:
> ok, my 03 sahara (black) is a ----- jeep, dont trailride or anything but
> do like to keep it lookin good. so what can i use to make the bfgs shine
> purty. thanks guys :-)
>
Maguiers has a bubblegum smelling goo that is a pita to brush on and
wipe properly and seems to stand up to almost two car washes before
coming off.....
And some folks have been known to use ordinary old floor wax which
seems to last a bit longer.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
> ok, my 03 sahara (black) is a ----- jeep, dont trailride or anything but
> do like to keep it lookin good. so what can i use to make the bfgs shine
> purty. thanks guys :-)
>
Maguiers has a bubblegum smelling goo that is a pita to brush on and
wipe properly and seems to stand up to almost two car washes before
coming off.....
And some folks have been known to use ordinary old floor wax which
seems to last a bit longer.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
04-19-2004, 10:12 PM
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Re: good lookin tires
Roughly 4/19/04 16:50, john's monkeys randomly typed:
> ok, my 03 sahara (black) is a ----- jeep, dont trailride or anything but
> do like to keep it lookin good. so what can i use to make the bfgs shine
> purty. thanks guys :-)
>
Maguiers has a bubblegum smelling goo that is a pita to brush on and
wipe properly and seems to stand up to almost two car washes before
coming off.....
And some folks have been known to use ordinary old floor wax which
seems to last a bit longer.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
> ok, my 03 sahara (black) is a ----- jeep, dont trailride or anything but
> do like to keep it lookin good. so what can i use to make the bfgs shine
> purty. thanks guys :-)
>
Maguiers has a bubblegum smelling goo that is a pita to brush on and
wipe properly and seems to stand up to almost two car washes before
coming off.....
And some folks have been known to use ordinary old floor wax which
seems to last a bit longer.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
04-19-2004, 10:12 PM
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Re: good lookin tires
Roughly 4/19/04 16:50, john's monkeys randomly typed:
> ok, my 03 sahara (black) is a ----- jeep, dont trailride or anything but
> do like to keep it lookin good. so what can i use to make the bfgs shine
> purty. thanks guys :-)
>
Maguiers has a bubblegum smelling goo that is a pita to brush on and
wipe properly and seems to stand up to almost two car washes before
coming off.....
And some folks have been known to use ordinary old floor wax which
seems to last a bit longer.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
> ok, my 03 sahara (black) is a ----- jeep, dont trailride or anything but
> do like to keep it lookin good. so what can i use to make the bfgs shine
> purty. thanks guys :-)
>
Maguiers has a bubblegum smelling goo that is a pita to brush on and
wipe properly and seems to stand up to almost two car washes before
coming off.....
And some folks have been known to use ordinary old floor wax which
seems to last a bit longer.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
04-19-2004, 10:12 PM
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Re: good lookin tires
Roughly 4/19/04 16:50, john's monkeys randomly typed:
> ok, my 03 sahara (black) is a ----- jeep, dont trailride or anything but
> do like to keep it lookin good. so what can i use to make the bfgs shine
> purty. thanks guys :-)
>
Maguiers has a bubblegum smelling goo that is a pita to brush on and
wipe properly and seems to stand up to almost two car washes before
coming off.....
And some folks have been known to use ordinary old floor wax which
seems to last a bit longer.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
> ok, my 03 sahara (black) is a ----- jeep, dont trailride or anything but
> do like to keep it lookin good. so what can i use to make the bfgs shine
> purty. thanks guys :-)
>
Maguiers has a bubblegum smelling goo that is a pita to brush on and
wipe properly and seems to stand up to almost two car washes before
coming off.....
And some folks have been known to use ordinary old floor wax which
seems to last a bit longer.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
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