Recent content by coldfirejt

Sorry to bring up an old thread, but I was relying on the search function here. If you're using mineral spirits for this purpose, would you dilute it or use it straight?

So I've been using M105 with the cyclo but I'm looking for something that doesn't dust quite as much. I like using OPT products, so I figured I'd give their Compound II a try. I know the 105 is a more aggressive product, but has anyone had success using the Optimum compound as their "go-to"? I...

A soft brush and a cleaner? Tape over the edge of the bra just like you would any other body line or area that you don't want wax build-up.

I don't know, but that sounds pretty cool. The name comes from my full-time profession.

I used Armorall in the past, but there were a few things I never liked about it. It's greasy, it attracts dust and it leaves behind a chemical odor. These days I use 303 protectant. It's not greasy, doesn't seem to attract anything and it's odorless. It's more expensive, but I'm happier with the...

I can't really remember why I chose coldfire, but it's been my online nickname for years. And J & T are my first and middle initials. I suppose I should have made my nickname Firestorm or something like that to represent my business, but it was late at night when I made the account. lol Oh...

Just wanted to say thanks again Mike and good job with the class. I'm already looking forward to the next one. It still amazes me how much there is to learn with this stuff but I certainly enjoy it! :xyxthumbs:

Is that using your damp sanding teqnique? Will you be discussing that method at all during the class on the 24th?

I would love to try out some new products.

Looking forward to checking it all out on the 24th! :xyxthumbs:

Re: Business owners what do you pay for insurance per year? I carry a "garage-keeper's" policy with $600,000 aggregate liability and $300,000 per incident. $80,000 limit per car. The policy costs about $1,200 per year and the limits can be increased at any time and then decreased again if I...

I think ONR works great. No complaints with it so far.