Happy Mother's Day

May 09, 2004 9 Replies

...to all you mothers out there - male and female.



My wife has decided that for Mother's Day, she wants to do absolutely nothing. That's fine... I'll celebrate my OWN Mother's Day.



Mother's polish Mother's pure carnuba and Mother's Back to Black (which I'm trying for the first time on TFrog. Anyone used it yet on an older car? How was it?)



dwight '93 LX 5.0 hatchback (not as black as it oughta be...yet) '93 GT 5.0 convertible


Happy Mother's Day to SVTKate and all the other mothers out there!

Relax and enjoy your special day.

-- _______________________________________ "The difference between 'involvement' and 'commitment' is like an eggs-and-ham breakfast: The chicken was 'involved' - the pig was 'committed'."

Yo, you mother,

It works great. You'll love it. Note: Helps keep the black from wearing off around the door frames too. Patrick '93 Cobra '83 LTD

Anybody end up doing anything special? I'm taking my mother out to eat as soon as my brother gets off work.

I havent used it on an older car but it works great on my 87 =) I use it on the trim and even works well on the tires.

Oh, what's an 87 ... Late model ????

:)

Man its just gettin broken in now.

Oh, baby, you was right! Good stuff! Both bumpers are BLACK again, along with the plastic "grill" insert. What a world of difference it makes, having a black car with black bumpers (instead of gunmetal grey).

There are molding pieces that are beyond help (window sills, the pieces around the hatch glass, etc.), but the bumpers and body trim look fantastic.

dwight '93 LX 5.0 hatchback - now blacker than black again! (after 7 hours yesterday) '93 GT convertible - reef blue/titanium

Here's a secret of mine I've done the last ten plus years. Get a can of tire cleaner (white foam stuff) and spray a liberal amount inside the wheel wells. Walk away and come back in fifteen.

-- Mike

93 Cobra

I'll try that Saturday, when TFrog gets its second coat o' carnuba.

:()

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