Henry Rifle Forums

Before picture


After the wash, before clay, and sealant.



After clay, second wash, sealant, trim sealant, wheel sealant, and tire sealant.

Clean!!!

It looks sharp. Bet it doesn't look that good when you get back.

BrokenolMarine wrote: ↑

Fri May 08, 2026 11:10 pm

It looks sharp. Bet it doesn't look that good when you get back.

Hah, likely not that good when we leave our lane. 1.5 miles of dirt road.

Looks good, and that dirt won't stick, at least for a little while.

rickhem wrote: ↑

Sat May 09, 2026 7:51 am

Looks good, and that dirt won't stick, at least for a little while.

When we lived in Cumberland, we would wash and wax the cars and trucks, then didn't have to move them, especially the Titan or the Charger. High Gloss Black, certain times of the year, they'd turn lemon yellow within an hour due to the pollen...

Then, of course, we had the 250 yard gravel drive and an hour drive to town on secondary and tertiary roads, so... that washed and polished look never lasted long. But under the dulled coat, the paint was still protected, and all these years later the vehicles still look good. Well worth the effort.

That is the reason we do this, this week is the wife's car and my truck

Nice reflection in the passenger door. Good looking pup too.

Elaine 13 years old, she'd just spent all morning chasing squirrels and rabbits

Looks like Elaine is ready to ride shotgun. Looks good, safe travels this weekend.

Took my wife out for a drive across the CBT yesterday, Chesapeake Bay Tunnel. It was a fun drive.

Hatchdog wrote: ↑

Sat May 09, 2026 9:30 am

Nice reflection in the passenger door. Good looking pup too.

I noticed that too.

Nice fun looking happy couple.

Glad you guys made it home safely, and had a nice trip. We used to fish Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel area, and Chesapeake Bay Bridge area, and Kiptopeake for the Concrete Ships. Tina had family in the Tidewater area as well.