Recent content by cfd135

It is more work than you think! As far as the aluminum polishing goes, prices in my area are $50 per wheel, and $1.00 per gallon for fuel tanks. That looks like a 5000 gallon tank, which is HUGE. $550 is a minimum in my opinion...

Dittos on 5-6 on my PC, with D151 and XMT360. I have used both of those with a rotary as well with decent results. Short working time on 6.

PO285RD is a special order only, limited run typographical error!

Awesome job! Big, big cars for sure. Here's a link to one I did last year. Since then I started using Menzerna PO285RD, I wish I had it for this car, your results with the Menz products are excellent. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/26555-mercury-marauder-black-wrong-hands.html

Another welcome from Plymouth County!

I've never been happy with M205's finish on black. Menzerna PO85RD via blue 5.5" LC CCS does however make me very happy!

Here's one I did last year, M105/205 worked great. Good luck! http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/26490-2007-peterbilt-379-tow-truck.html

Whatever it takes to win, everybody's favorite AG employee!

Pick me Autogeek.net to try out the new Dodo Juice Skull Candy.

Pick me Autogeek.net for the Griots Trunk Bag!

I'll throw my experience into the mix here, although it may not apply to Maxima Dad. After several years of use, the OEM PC backing plate began to separate from the Velcro, causing a distinct pressure point where the Velcro material curled towards the pad. I blew through a few pads prematurely...

Another vote for Dawn. I let it dwell for as long as possible.

I started out with the Griot's pads and have had some outstanding results with my PC and GG polishes. I've since added a Makita, M105/205 and Lake Country products, among others. They each have their place, and I would recommend you fine tune your technique with what you have before spending a...

I'm in my fourth year detailing for hire part time, and have been doing my own for over 15 years. This year for the first time I have had a brand new vehicle come into the shop, as a matter of fact three of them. All 2010's, none with more than 3,000 miles on the clock. While certainly not...

I also use Griot's Interior Cleaner, but I find on some cars a MF towel damp with clean water leaves a nice finish.