I have an old car I'm gonna sell soon. I want top dollar for it. It's not unlike some whore's bodies.
It's been driven a lot. Often by someone not invested in it's long term care. And it shows more wear and tear. Selling it in it's current condition I know the money I'll get will reflect not only the poor condition the body shows but anyone considering buying it is going to wonder about it's over all care under the hood and interior as well.
So I'm going to have id detailed, a few of the knicks and scratched filled in, have the top coat removed, touch it up and then reseal it. Probably invest in some new floor mats for it as well.
A whore's body is not much different.... For the money some whores make they need to learn there are products and ways of presenting the merchandise in a much more appealing fashion...
This picture for example
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I saw that picture and all I could think of was "What the Fuck" put's that much wear and tear on a body that age? Seeing that I immediately wonder what else is wrong with it. Is it slow to start? IS the ride smooth or rough? What is going to break down next? What kind of additives needs to be put in it to keep it running and functioning.
Some of you need to quit TALKING about how well you do and the great money you make and invest a little of it back into the body.
Men are visual creatures.... When we see it, if it is appealing, we want to get on it and take it for a ride....
When you put the body on display like this it's simply never going to bring you the return you are looking for....
I learned a recent lesson dealing with some wood floors in an home that needed to be moved. Lots of scuff marks and some nicks... buffing them out didn't work.... But there was a product that the salesman described as "a spa day for the floors" where they did a deep scrub on them, used chemicals to strip the finish, roughed them up a little and then re-coated and they came out looking 95% better! IMO it took 10 years off the look and although used made the entire place shine alleviating those "What else is wrong" questions.
Maybe some of you with some experience with products that rejuvenate can make some suggestions here ....