Recent content by blacknblu

2007 flstf

:iagree: Thank you all for your advice! I would love to get a filtration system, but that'll take some time. I currently employ a leaf blower to dry the car (on of the best tips I ever picked up on the forum), but on warmer days, I'm just not quick enough to get the whole car done in time...

Hello All – it’s been a very long time since I’ve posted, but I’ve recently acquired a new Tahoe (black), and this new acquisition has posed new obstacles in my detailing regime. Until now, I haven’t owned a black vehicle, and the challenges associated are bringing me back for the expert advice...

Ok, it's been a while since I've posted, but I figured I could jump in on this one. FYI for the younger members, a hot girlfriend can become a wife before you know what hit you.

:iagree: I'm getting about 6 - 8 weeks out of WGDPS 3.0. I don't know what the "norm" is, but I'm happy with the results.

I love Autogeek.net

If it's a state law, stop by a Corvette Dealership and see how much they would charge to install one. They also have some low profile options that you can scope out, and research later for a lower price. I know you don't want to put a plate on, but at least NH's plates say "Live Free or Die"...

You are an artist, pure and simple!

Thank you all for your input. As hot as it is, I'll admit I'm looking for shortcuts. I was thinking about polishing with 106ff and a white pad, a glaze, then WGDPS. I figured this would eliminate the need to go back over my car a second time with the 106ff and a Gray pad. Oh, and my wife's...

For correction, I spread polish on speed 1, and increase to 6 once distributed. If its hot in my garage, I'll either decrease my work area to 1 ft X 1 ft, or only increase the speed to 5 or 4 (ok, only 4 once). I decrease the speed because I've found I get less dusting with 106ff. When...

I've been considering a glaze the next time I polish my car, more specifically Poorboys Black Hole Show Glaze for Dark Vehicles. I also have Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0, and was wondering how a glaze would affect the paint sealant's durability. As I understand, the glaze goes on...

I thought that was a scratch down the side, but it's the reflection from other cars in the background. I am jealous! VERY nice work!!! :righton:

That's VERY cool. I hope you picked up a couple of cases :)

mikespine - Welcome to the forum. You have come to the right place to learn about detailing. There is quite a bit of experience and knowledge in these threads, and I learn something new every day. I would use the sandwich bag test. After washing, put your hand in a sandwich bag, and run it...

Also - the 10% coupons don't apply to polishers