How I detail my truck!

[tast101]

Want a shine like mine??? I’m not a pro, but this is what I learn from Trend Setta and misc sites on the Internet.

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Tons of Info here:
http://autogeek.net/detailingtips.html
http://paintcarendetailing.com/


Well here’s what I do and what I use.
http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/foamgun.html
http://autogeek.net/porter-cable-7424-accessories.html

Porter Cable 7424 Dual Action Polisher
6.5 inch Orange Light Cutting Foam Pad
6.5 inch White Polishing Foam Pad
6.5 inch Blue Finessing Foam Pad
Pinnacle XMT Ultra Fine Swirl Remover #1
Pinnacle XMT Fine Swirl Remover #2
Pinnacle XMT Carnauba Finishing Glaze
Pinnacle XMT 180 High Gloss Carnauba Paste Wax
Mothers Claybar and Instant detailer
Flood Lights
Poorboy's Car wash soap


First I wash my truck using a foam gun. I cover the whole truck, and re-spray area that I am wiping down. I don’t wipe in circles, I wipe left to right and I don’t apply a lot of pressure. Make sure you get off as much dirt as possible. When I rinse my truck I use a method called sheeting. With out a nozzle on the hose you flood the water over an area and the whole sheet of water will fall off the car minus a couple drops here and there. For those that have a large compressor you can blow your truck dry to help prevent spider webs or make sure to use a microfiber towel, and I pat my truck dry.

Now that the truck is dry I break out the clay bar and clay bar the whole truck by hand. “There’s a simple test that will indicate whether or not you need to clay. Wash and dry your vehicle, put a plastic sandwich bag over your hand and lightly rub your fingertips over the paint. If it feels gritty or rough, your paint is contaminated.” This is important to do before waxing and polishing because the clay bar will remove any contaminants from your paint before you move on. You want to use the clay bar in a back and forth motion, do not go in circle. When your finished your paint will feel smooth like glass.

After clay baring the truck, I’ll use 2 in wide Blue painters tape, to tape off plastic and areas I don’t want to get wax and polish on. I.E. Taillights, headlight, badges, plastic and rubber around the windows, mirrors, etc. I get my polisher ready, use an orange pad, and put some Pinnacle XMT Fine Swirl Remover #2 on the pad on an X pattern. With the polisher off I spread it over a 2 X 2 area. Next I turn the polisher on at a speed of 2 to finish spreading the polish over the area. Once spread, I crank it up a little bit to about 5-6 and start working the polish in, in a over-lapping figure 8 motion until it’s broken down. Once broken down wipe the residue off with a microfiber towel and check your work. Move on to the next spot, and work my way around the whole truck.

Then I’ll move on to the Pinnacle XMT Ultra Fine Swirl Remover #1, and repeat the same process.

Then I’ll move on to the Pinnacle XMT Carnauba Finishing Glaze and use a blue or black pad, and repeat the same process.

Then I’ll move on to the Pinnacle XMT 180 High Gloss Carnauba Paste Wax and use a blue or black pad. I’ll cover the whole car before I remove it. I use a microfiber bonnet to remove the wax.

Once the wax is removed, I’ll begin to remove the tape and use Mother’s back to black on the rubber and plastic pieces and the wheel wells. And if needed to a final wipe down with the Mother’s Showtime instant detailer.

Then sit back and have something cold to drink and enjoy the shine!!

Here’s some great vids that helped me. I invited the guy to TF.com a while ago; I let him know about the new site, so hopefully he’ll register. Here’s his site: http://paintcarendetailing.com/


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Here's his recomended regiment:


Wash & Drying - (Weekly)
This step removes all the loose dirt and debris from the exterior of the car. This also includes wheels & wheel wells. Maintaining a clean finish will help prolong your wax or sealant on your paint.

Use a Quick Detailer in between washing to maintain a freshly washed look.

Claybar - (Every 3-6 months · depends on the surrounding envirornment)
This step removes embedded contaminates that normal washing can't remove and will leave the surface of the paint silky smooth.

Polish - (1-2 times a year)
This step removes imperfections in the paint (swirls, water marks, bird etching, etc.) and brings back the shine & depth to the paint.

Wax and/or Sealant - (Every 2-6 months · durability depends on product used and environmental conditions)
This step is your protection for your paint, it will also add gloss and wetness to the paint.

Polish and/or apply a Wheel Sealant to clean and protect wheels - (Protect every 2-3 months · Polish when needed)
This step will help prevent brake dust and road grime from adhering to the surface of the wheels making them easier to clean.

Clean or polish all chrome or aluminum - (As needed)

Dress all tires, wheel wells and trim -(Weekly or Twice a month)

Clean Windows and Door jambs - (Weekly or when needed)






Here's what Trend does and this post is what convinced me to detail my truck for the first time, taken from TF.com:

Okay, I've had a lot of questions on what kind of products I use and everything that I do to my Tahoe (wasnt sure where to post this)...Here we go:

1) Hand wash your car/truck with a good soap

2) Get a claybar at your local autozone/wal-mart I know meguiars makes some decent ones, once you get the clay bar open it up and get some soap and put it on the clay bar, and rub on your vehicles paint and make sure that it stays slick while it's on your paint, and you basically just wash your car with the little clay bar..once you finish washing your car with the clay bar...rinse...I use the Poorboys Clay Bar

3. Get some polish would recommend Menzerna Polish (http://www.autogeek.net/menzerna-fin...sh-po85rd.html)

4. Use some glaze - I use Red Moose Machine Glaze

5. Then some wax...I use the Meguiars NXT Ver. 2.0

6. I usually go over everything when I'm done with a Quick Detail Spray..I use Meguiars Ultimate Quick Detail (http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...uct_G14422.jpg)

(I also use a buffer when putting on polish and glaze and use Microfiber towels when removing anything I put wax on by hand)

These were taken after a nice detail

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[Sepiroth]

*cough cough* missed a spot. lol

[tast101]

*cough cough* missed a spot. lol

:emotions122:

[3blackchevys]

gonna have to try the flooding part when i wash

[tast101]

gonna have to try the flooding part when i wash

Work's real good when you have some wax on your truck too. I can tell with my second wash the water beads off, as the wax wears down the beads stay there.

[3blackchevys]

Work's real good when you have some wax on your truck too. I can tell with my second wash the water beads off, as the wax wears down the beads stay there.

that's exactly what i'm looking for

[Chris]

Great post bro, I just ordered a pc and some poorboys, going to attempt it on a black truck this weekend :buffer:

[3blackchevys]

just took in some things on the autogeek page..thanks alot man

good stuff

[tast101]

Great post bro, I just ordered a pc and some poorboys, going to attempt it on a black truck this weekend :buffer:

I was the same way, I saw Trend Setta make the same thread on TF and order me a polisher the same day. It does take some work, the first time I did it, it was about 10 hrs for me, because I was taking my time. Plus after the initial detail if you keep it up, you won't have to do as much the next, if you dry your truck correctly to help reduce marring and fine scratches. :buffer: DO WORK!!

[Chris]

Hell yah man, the ho has had some abuse over the years so we'll see what the pc can get out starting with ssr2.5 then to 1 then got blackhole and nattys blue. Got any tips that might help?

[tast101]

Hell yah man, the ho has had some abuse over the years so we'll see what the pc can get out starting with ssr2.5 then to 1 then got blackhole and nattys blue. Got any tips that might help?

Practice makes perfect. You'll get better as you make your way around the truck. It's real easy to get. I was sore for a couple of days, used muscles I haven't used in a while, so make sure you have a stool or something to sit on. If you need to you can make two passes with the 2.5. Let me know how you like it. I've only used Pinnacle XMT, when I reorder I'm try poorboy's.

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There soap is the best tho. I don't use no other soap now. When you use poorboy's soap it suds up good and provide a nice layer of soap when cleaning, and it smells so good you just wanna drink it.

[Chris]

Yah I'm def going to grab something to sit on, when you first did yours did you have a fair amount of swirls or was the paint in pretty good condition?

[tast101]

Yah I'm def going to grab something to sit on, when you first did yours did you have a fair amount of swirls or was the paint in pretty good condition?

My paint was pretty good but I had alot of spider webs, after my first detail most of them were gone. I'd just see a fine line every so often. Right now it is about where it was before my first detail, because I was lazy with it this year. Time for another detail. This time I'll try to get more pics, during the detail. I just don't have a garage to work in right now until it gets cleaned out and its been gloomy like it wants to rain. My first time I was in the sun, workin on the side that was in the shade and rotated with the shade.

[HitandRunDriver]

I love the blue on these tahoes when you actually care for it...pulled up to a weathered blue suburban next to me today and it was a night and day difference. I'd love to get my hands on a porter cable soon....too bad i'm a starving student as of now

[Chris]

I love the blue on these tahoes when you actually care for it...pulled up to a weathered blue suburban next to me today and it was a night and day difference. I'd love to get my hands on a porter cable soon....too bad i'm a starving student as of now

Same here man, I decided that 2 bills was worth it though, it'll at least give me something to do over the summer :rocking:

[Timmy]

good steps. lgb!

[fatnlowtahoe504]

guess they didnt teach you how to clean and shine the wheel wells? lol jk, truck looks clean, love the way that blue came out

[shsportsfan12]

You're using 6.5" pads on a PC... I would HIGHLY recommend trying out the 5" pads. I noticed a better overall control with the 5" pad and it fits perfectly over most spots of cars. No need to try and squeeze an edge in here or there or grab a 4" pad. I found the 6.5" pads to be quite large specially when doing fenders (if you have flares) and other smaller spots.

[Timmy]

You're using 6.5" pads on a PC... I would HIGHLY recommend trying out the 5" pads. I noticed a better overall control with the 5" pad and it fits perfectly over most spots of cars. No need to try and squeeze an edge in here or there or grab a 4" pad. I found the 6.5" pads to be quite large specially when doing fenders (if you have flares) and other smaller spots.


good point griz

[Chris]

You're using 6.5" pads on a PC... I would HIGHLY recommend trying out the 5" pads. I noticed a better overall control with the 5" pad and it fits perfectly over most spots of cars. No need to try and squeeze an edge in here or there or grab a 4" pad. I found the 6.5" pads to be quite large specially when doing fenders (if you have flares) and other smaller spots.

I got the 5.5'' :Handshake:

[Timmy]

I got the 5.5'' :Handshake:

damn stalker

[Chris]

some call it stalking i call it love......

[Chris]

Should the 6'' or 5'' counterweight be used with 5.5'' pads?

[Timmy]

some call it stalking i call it love......

gross. :gayflag:

Should the 6'' or 5'' counterweight be used with 5.5'' pads?

either will be fine.

[shsportsfan12]

damn stalker

whore

[Chris]

gross. :gayflag:


Hahaha I saw a guy wearing a shirt that said that the other day, little creepy to say the least

Just like this but black...http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc164/chris48559/stalkingshirt.jpg

[Timmy]

haha. wow. that sucks, but back on topic, i think that either counter weight would work because it's all about arm strength

[Chris]

cool man, i'll probably just roll the 5'' since its already on there then

[Timmy]

cool man, i'll probably just roll the 5'' since its already on there then

hey, that sounds like a good idea. i honestly don't think that the 1/2 inch will make a difference.

[Chris]

Same here, if it's not working correctly I can always swap it out.

[Chris]

So here is what I'm going to do, wash with dawn, clay bar, ssr2.5, ssr1, blackhole, nattys blue, missing anything or does that look good?

[shsportsfan12]

So here is what I'm going to do, wash with dawn, clay bar, ssr2.5, ssr1, blackhole, nattys blue, missing anything or does that look good?

Missing anything? Yeah... get rid of the Natty blue.... :crazy:

[Chris]

Missing anything? Yeah... get rid of the Natty blue.... :crazy:

Whys that?

[shsportsfan12]

Whys that?

Eh...I just find it decent...Much better out there. I've used all of the Natty's with decent results...but it doesn't last long and most have issues with it collecting dust. Use some quick detailer on you applicator pad as a way to keep it damn. That should help with the dust issue.

[Chris]

Cool man, what would you recommend? I just got nattys bc it came with the PC package

[shsportsfan12]

I personally use Migliore.....and to help prevent any future conflicts, no it's not because I sell it as well.... Collinite is really good as well. I use Collinite on my boat 2x a year. Adam's Buttery wax is suppose to be really good as well. P21s makes some great products as well as Chemical Guys.

[Chris]

haha no worries man, I have never heard anything but good about migliore, honestly thats what i was going to pick up next, I didnt even recognize the name without the avatar and sig :Handshake:

[Timmy]

I personally use Migliore.....and to help prevent any future conflicts, no it's not because I sell it as well.... Collinite is really good as well. I use Collinite on my boat 2x a year. Adam's Buttery wax is suppose to be really good as well. P21s makes some great products as well as Chemical Guys.

migliore is a great wax after you get the hang of it. the first time i used it, i thought it was mediocre, now i LOVE it. i need some more... shoot me a quote to 31545.

[shsportsfan12]

haha no worries man, I have never heard anything but good about migliore, honestly thats what i was going to pick up next, I didnt even recognize the name without the avatar and sig :Handshake:

It's all good. Not saying Natty's is bad....because it's not...just not something I would keep recommending to people. Let me know when you want to pick some up

[3blackchevys]

meguire's gold glass products for exterior and leather cleaner with aloe for interior..have had great results

[shsportsfan12]

meguire's gold glass products for exterior and leather cleaner with aloe for interior..have had great results

I started out with Meguiar's Gold Class.... used it for a while...and honestly I'll never use it again. If you want a real nice OTC wax, trying out the Meguiar's NXT 2.0

[3blackchevys]

I started out with Meguiar's Gold Class.... used it for a while...and honestly I'll never use it again. If you want a real nice OTC wax, trying out the Meguiar's NXT 2.0

glad you mention that, i always wondered if there is or was a difference..i mean the sell them right next to each other and could never decide.

i'm low on gold glass, so i'll give nxt a shot

[Timmy]

honestly, my parents like turtle wax ice.

[HitandRunDriver]

I'm using the NXT 2.0 Paste wax and love it, however, i also have zymol and Mcguiars Deep Crystal caranuba wax and wondering the pro's and cons of each, can anyone enlighten me here?

Speaking of other products, got another copy of Griot's Garage magazine mailed to me, the products look good and all that, a little pricey though and I haven't looked into any reviews of it, anyone every try Griots?

/end threadjack

[shsportsfan12]

I'm using the NXT 2.0 Paste wax and love it, however, i also have zymol and Mcguiars Deep Crystal caranuba wax and wondering the pro's and cons of each, can anyone enlighten me here?

Speaking of other products, got another copy of Griot's Garage magazine mailed to me, the products look good and all that, a little pricey though and I haven't looked into any reviews of it, anyone every try Griots?

/end threadjack

Stick to the NXT over the other 2...

I have yet to hear very many good things about Griot's. That's all I know about them.

[tast101]

My package came with 6.5" pads, so when I need more I'll get smaller ones.

[BOSS]

Many thanks for the information, you're my hero for the month my man :Handshake: .


My wife will be cussing you out though.... :gr_guns:



BOSS

[Timmy]

Many thanks for the information, you're my hero for the month my man :Handshake: .


My wife will be cussing you out though.... :gr_guns:



BOSS

remember order from glimmerglassdetailing.com

[tast101]

Many thanks for the information, you're my hero for the month my man :Handshake: .


My wife will be cussing you out though.... :gr_guns:



BOSS

I'll put my flame suit on.

[ChevyGirl]

I thought Zaino was the best car wax you can buy!
http://www.zainostore.com/

P21S is also very good...

[3blackchevys]

I thought Zaino was the best car wax you can buy!
http://www.zainostore.com/

P21S is also very good...

can't get Zaino delivered to New Jersey...bummer

[Timmy]

can't get Zaino delivered to New Jersey...bummer

why not? contact chris at glimmerglassdetailing. you can get it. i promise; however, migliore is one of the best waxes ever.

[3blackchevys]

why not? contact chris at glimmerglassdetailing. you can get it. i promise; however, migliore is one of the best waxes ever.

I went on the Zaino site a few months back, New Jersey is the only or one of two states where they wont deliver it.

I'll have to do that then

[Timmy]

grab some migliore. you won't be disappointed.

[3blackchevys]

grab some migliore. you won't be disappointed.

wax, polish, clay bar..maybe swirl remover?

[Timmy]

wash with super slick in suds, clay with a medium grade clay, wash again, ssr 2.5 with orange pad, ssr 1 with white pad, polish with white diamond or blackhole, then a coat of migliore.

[3blackchevys]

wash with super slick in suds, clay with a medium grade clay, wash again, ssr 2.5 with orange pad, ssr 1 with white pad, polish with white diamond or blackhole, then a coat of migliore.

consider it done

[Timmy]

consider it done

i'm telling ya, though, you need a porter cable 7242. you can get that in a package at ggd.

[3blackchevys]

yeah, i noticed they have package deals...

still plannin my attack

[Timmy]

it's costy, but worth it.

[nc6600]

Am i the only one here that uses products from Adams polishes?

[tast101]

Am i the only one here that uses products from Adams polishes?

Think so.

[3blackchevys]

timmy...it looks like the clay bars on glimmerglass.com are sold alone. wouldn't i need a spray detailer as well to apply?

i'm gonna get a spray detailer any way for in-between washes and such so it's not a big deal

[tast101]

Here's what Trend does and this post is what convinced me to detail my truck for the first time, taken from TF.com:

Okay, I've had a lot of questions on what kind of products I use and everything that I do to my Tahoe (wasnt sure where to post this)...Here we go:

1) Hand wash your car/truck with a good soap

2) Get a claybar at your local autozone/wal-mart I know meguiars makes some decent ones, once you get the clay bar open it up and get some soap and put it on the clay bar, and rub on your vehicles paint and make sure that it stays slick while it's on your paint, and you basically just wash your car with the little clay bar..once you finish washing your car with the clay bar...rinse...I use the Poorboys Clay Bar

3. Get some polish would recommend Menzerna Polish (http://www.autogeek.net/menzerna-fin...sh-po85rd.html)

4. Use some glaze - I use Red Moose Machine Glaze

5. Then some wax...I use the Meguiars NXT Ver. 2.0

6. I usually go over everything when I'm done with a Quick Detail Spray..I use Meguiars Ultimate Quick Detail (http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...uct_G14422.jpg)

(I also use a buffer when putting on polish and glaze and use Microfiber towels when removing anything I put wax on by hand)

These were taken after a nice detail

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n307/II_PALM3R_II/IMG_1120.jpg

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n307/II_PALM3R_II/IMG_1125.jpg

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n307/II_PALM3R_II/IMG_1139.jpg

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n307/II_PALM3R_II/IMG_1173.jpg

[3blackchevys]

mmmmm, shiny black tahoe

[Timmy]

you can wax it after washing. just make sure you keep the vehicle wet.

if you feel more comfortable, you can order some migliore quick detailer.

[shsportsfan12]

Am i the only one here that uses products from Adams polishes?

I dont use their polishes but I use other products from them. Good company :imo:

[nc6600]

I dont use their polishes but I use other products from them. Good company :imo: I use everything except pads which i use Lake country with the PC.

[Timmy]

i've only heard good things about them. well except for their frame/underbody cleaner.

[nc6600]

i've only heard good things about them. well except for their frame/underbody cleaner. I just spray their APC(diluted of course that's some strong shit) and rinse it off.

[Timmy]

I just spray their APC(diluted of course that's some strong shit) and rinse it off.

i guess that works.

[JennaBear]

I just got a whole bunch of Adam's products to try out. I have heard good things about them.

[Timmy]

word. dylan on gmfs swears by adams.

[nc6600]

word. dylan on gmfs swears by adams. The only products that touch the Kon are Adams.

[Timmy]

The only products that touch the Kon are Adams.

if you wanna send me some samples, i'll try them. ;)

[tast101]

My prep work:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3355/3520760578_e8b3f9eac1.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3416/3519970003_11d41d3265.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3317/3519920643_ebf6f7d8c4.jpg


MY g/f wanted to help/learn how to claybar:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3612/3519908021_c4c5a1dd93.jpg

Prepolish:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3314/3519884441_e6300f662e.jpg

Polished liftgate (still a couple fine scratches but nothing like the webs beore:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3351/3519996445_fcf1c88038.jpg

[gbleezy]

Question, I bought my Tahoe last June, it's parked in the garage every night. After I wash it, the paint feels smooth, do I need to prep the paint still before I apply a wax? I'm new to this detailing stuff. This damn Tahoe is getting me addicted to new things and making me spend more money!!!

[3blackchevys]

before I wax, I claybar and polish. that's just my preference. i'm sure there are other methods.

[tast101]

Question, I bought my Tahoe last June, it's parked in the garage every night. After I wash it, the paint feels smooth, do I need to prep the paint still before I apply a wax? I'm new to this detailing stuff. This damn Tahoe is getting me addicted to new things and making me spend more money!!!

To check if you need to claybar your ride, put your hand in a sandwich bag, and run it across your paint, if it still feel smooth your good, if it doesn't feel smooth and catch a little you then you need to claybar.

If you have fine scratch you want to get out you need to polish it.

Then final step wax.

I tape everything off because you don't want to get wax or polish on your plastics or rubbers, because the wax can soak into plastics and make them look cloudy.

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If your going to wax with a machine I would claybar right after washing just to prevent contaminants from swirling around on your paint.

[TREND]

Polished liftgate (still a couple fine scratches but nothing like the webs beore:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3351/3519996445_fcf1c88038.jpg

FTW! :beer:

[Timmy]

more pics of the girl, tast?

[gbleezy]

more pics of the girl, tast?

LOL...what do you guys use on your running boards to keep them black? Would Mothers Back to Black work?

[3blackchevys]

LOL...what do you guys use on your running boards to keep them black? Would Mothers Back to Black work?

i use back to black

[Timmy]

you can use and APC such as poorboys APC (http://glimmerglassdetailing.com/biodegradable-apc.html) and then follow with a trim dressing like migliore brilliant trim protectant (http://glimmerglassdetailing.com/mibrtrpr.html)

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back to black is more of a cover up until the next wash.

now i have not used either, but have heard nothing but good about them.

you can also use adam's polishes VRT (http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-101-adams-vrt-vinyl-rubber-tire-dressing.aspx)

[3blackchevys]

now that you mention it...yeah, that's pretty much it

[nc6600]

I use VRT

[Timmy]

i personally don't use apcs. i use my sss for everything.

[AquinoSteven]

I got some wax on my fenderflares. i cover it up with mother tire polish but after a week or two it comes back white?

[Timmy]

to get the wax off, use and APC and use trim dressing like posted above. remember, not all tire shine can be used as trim dressing.

[JennaBear]

Distilled white vinegar removes wax from trim. So does creamy peanut butter...

[3blackchevys]

and it can also make a great snack..atleast the pb

[Timmy]

Distilled white vinegar removes wax from trim. So does creamy peanut butter...

i never would have thought about that. just put the peanut butter on and wipe it off with white bread? rinse with milk?

[AquinoSteven]

im gonna have to go with the vineger, im allergic to peanut butter haha. I rather not have my truck kill me.

[Timmy]

im gonna have to go with the vineger, im allergic to peanut butter haha. I rather not have my truck kill me.

well good luck. remember, make sure you follow it with some protectant because the vinegar will take all of the protection off of it.

[AquinoSteven]

will do, thanks

[Timmy]

will do, thanks

no problem. if you need anything else, feel free to pm me

[vserduchka]

This is really an excellent write up. For info on how to clean extremely dirty leather seats, check out my tutorial: http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29436

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[vserduchka]

This method works great! Here are my results:

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http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m104/balakhan/IMG_0743.jpg