Recent content by dakotaRT

Well that does not look too bad!

Will Do.

Just wondering if anyone has tried out some Britemax detailing products? I see them newly listed on Autogeek's site. Might want to drive to the warehouse and buy some of their Max Shine High Gloss Polymer wax, since it's been about 3 months since applying 4 Star UPP.

I would be excited to see some pics. Might want to drive down to the warehouse and pic some up to try.

Yes they are side vents. My dad's lincoln had em.

Thank You! I get a lot of grim looks for being only 16, but I try to be the most professional as possible. Next on the list are some detailing t-shirts so that I can detail in style! Like you said, I will skip the glaze next time and just use Polish, Poxy. I finally got my HD Speed in, and it...

Products Used: PC DA Polisher. HD Polish, Meguiars Show Car Glaze, HD Poxy. I'm digging those wheels! Will be doing much more research, but the XD Series might be the ones I will be going for!

This is my 2002 Dodge Dakota RT (Fully Restored). Just finished detailing it with the a three step process, Polish, Glaze, Wax using a DA Polisher. How do you think it turned out? Next step for my Dakota are some beautiful chrome rims!! You might not believe me, but I am only 16 years old and...

Went to a dealership detailing department, picked up a jug (one gallon) of Tire Dressing silicon free and not diluted for $20. They wouldn't tell me what it is, but I think it is Meguiars.

Like another member said earlier. Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection is the best Sealant you can get your hands on. It is the shiniest and provides excellent protection and gloss!

All HD Products are fullfilled by AG, atleast when you buy them from the AG website you get them from AG. I drive to the wharehouse to pick up my orders and they fulfill them at the wharehouse.

Wow, she turned out Beautiful!

Would love to be able to go, but sadly I can't. I'm tied up with lots of editing for my new aerial project. I will definetly be able to come to the one in May or June. :dblthumb2:

Very cool! :props: Try to keep your ISO as low as possible, if you must raise your shutter speed. However, I recommend a UV polarizer. Edit these pics in RAW format with Lightroom or Photoshop and they will turn out gorgeous. Here is an example of one of my aerial pics, edited in Lightroom...

Wow, the truck turned out beautiful! Very good work! :props: :buffing: