Recent content by dudesweet

Just got some new wheels, so I thought I'd give my car the business to round out the newness. It was due for a work over after weeks of rain, a few road trips, etc. Didn't take many photos of before and after. Thought I'd share anyway. I used a Surbuf & Manzerna followed by a LC yellow 5.5 pad...

Very cool! Can't wait to give it a whirl!

+1 to San Antonio/Austin

Oh yeah...and +1 on using OptiCoat on the wheels. So much easier to clean.

Thanks, guys!

I used OPT Opti-Coat 2.0 on my car when I first bought it. It seemed to me that more finesse was necessary when washing. I had more light scratches and swirls with it than without it. That said, the performance of the product was amazing! AND during my "test" period, we were getting a ton of...

Speaking of which, what are you spraying on the car from 1:15 to 1:21? :detailer:

This is helpful. Thanks again, Mike. :props: I did this car as a favor...not a regular occurrence by any means. But I really enjoy doing this. Probably too much (according to my wife). Oddly enough, my cousin has a friend with a silver 2005 G35 that wants me to have my way with his car. I...

Self-healing paint? So they sprayed it with Dr. Colorchip? Thanks for the input, Mike. I'll read that thread. Appreciate the kudos, RM. It's from hours of watching Mike's videos...training fledgling detailers like Mr. Miyagi.

It's a 2005. Thanks for the input, Danube. I'm gonna give that a try.

Just thought I'd add some Texas "flavor" to my title. Anyway, look forward to reading and learning as much as I can. I've been lurking for a few months, but now I've got questions after actually trying some of the things I've read. Im the MAN

First of all, I'm a newb. But this latest issue prompted me to seek the counsel of the AutoGeek community. I'm fairly new to detailing at this level, so I've got a lot to learn. My cousin brought me his Inifiniti, which was a horrible mess. And black, no less: [before-swirls_infiniti.jpg]...