Recent content by barrybudden

That is just the weight corroded in the top picture Sent from my SM-T800 using Tapatalk

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I didn't have the balls to polish them, I just went with the old faithfull - gyeon cancoat. They came up OK as well. Going to finish coating it tomorrow, would you believe the owner has had this from new and it has only just turned 25,000 miles. Oh to have those problems.

Quick question, I have a set needing cleaned, is it ok to machine polish the aluminum? Can I also polish the black or is it supposedto be a matt colour? Thanks.

Hi folks, I'm a mobile detailer in the UK and was planning to reach out to the local golf clubs (country clubs) and was wondering if anyone else had tried this and what sort of approach works marketing wise? Thanks.

Thanks dude, I'll keep an eye out on the background more carefully Sent from my SM-T800 using Tapatalk

Bump... Please can you have a look at my page and let me know if its OK or what you think I should chnge. Thanks.

Hi Folks, I'm after some constructive feedback please, I have modified my landing page following the advice I was given last time. I would appreciate you taking a couple of minutes and having a look and posting a comment. Thanks. http://www.nidetailing.co.uk/client-signup

Cheers dude, I'll get back to it on Monday... Shift work calls!

Hello people, I'm not a web designer but I have spent most of the day trying to nock up a landing page for my website that I plan to use along with adwords. So I'm after some constructive feedback on my efforts please as it looks OK to me, however thats because I spent all day at it - Passion...

Get some panel wipe from gtechniq or gyeon and wipe it down after you have polished. The compound will contain fillers so uless you have removed the you are not going to see what's underneath.

G1 from gtechniq is a solid product Sent from my SM-T800 using Tapatalk

If you're using a larger pad one rotation will cover more distance than a smaller pad so the larger pad will generate more heat and polish more paint than the smaller pad. If you have a rotary after you have warmed up the pad try tilting it on its edge and do a few section passes then finsh of...

It's the size of the pad that dictates the cut if you like, on one rotation at the same speed a 3" pad will travel less distance than a 5" pad so therefore the 5" pad will polish a larger surface area. Sent from my SM-T800 using Tapatalk

Dan Tran, tried to reply to your PM but its telling me your in box is full.