Recent content by 305Cane

Question: Theoretically speaking, when using something like this, after it has dried and "set in," could it then be Opti-Coated? Just curious. Thanks!

Hey man, just noticed your post about a potential client in Chattanooga. I'm a detailer down in Dalton, Ga, about 20 minutes south, and would be interested in helping out. -Scott

Many moons ago I used to work the cart barn at a course too. I"m pretty sure most of the fleets of carts are leased though, so I doubt you'll find many head pros/directors of golf willing to put much, if any, of the budget towards waxing the carts. Maybe some of the high end clubs would be...

^^ Yeah, I know OPT doesn't recommend the application of OC to your car's windshield due to the reasons you mentioned. My question was more in relation to the various motorcycle windscreens, because I think I can remember reading different accounts of Harley windscreens being "finicky" at times...

Chris, are there any concerns with surface application involving the various metals on motorcycles? Also, does OC play nice with the various windscreens, or is it recommended to avoid those....as well as with rear windows on soft top convertibles? Forgive me if I've missed the answers to these...

This product had already caught my attention for obvious reasons, but the faded plastics element may have officially sealed the deal (no pun intended). You wouldn't happen to have any pics of this would you? And by the way, a big thanks to Chris for his attention to the numerous questions...

Looks great! I'm curious what you used to polish the wheels?

Yay for free stuff! (if I win, of course) :xyxthumbs:

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Thanks for all the great replies, folks. I appreciate it! :xyxthumbs:

I'm curious what everyone's process is for de-badging. By process, I mean what steps and products do you use for removing the badges which come with the car, and those pesky dealership stickers/decals? Thanks!

When working with a soft paint, what 3M product/pad combos would you guys recommend for the following: 3M - 50417 Fast Cut Plus and ________ pad. (and considering it's rare, perhaps a comparable combo could be suggested?) 3M - 50383 Ultrafina and _________ pad. Thanks in advance, guys!

I'm curious what everyone's favorite trim restorer products are for faded gray plastic moldings such as what's found on the Honda Element and Chevy Avalanche. And as a follow up question, what are the typical results of your favorite products (longevity)? Thanks! Any feedback is greatly...

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You've all been pretty helpful with this noob's introduction to the finer points of detailing, but I can't help but sit here sometimes and get discouraged because I'm clueless as to a certain three-letter abbreviation. It just makes me think, "Ahhh, you took the...

Thanks, Mike. I'm sold. I hope to have one in the arsenal real soon! :props: