Recent content by finedetails

In my opinion, if that works for you,and you are happy with the results...that's what matters. If it were me, I would use a pre-treatment and then hot water extractor. Done.

I don't know if this is a rediculous suggestion/question, but I thought I should say it....have you clayed/ironx the car before polish?

that looks awesome! how long did it take you to complete?

I just wanted to chime in on canadian distributers since everyone else has been doing so... Auto Obsessed, Eshine and Olde Town Auto Spa have been great to deal with. They ship very quickly and and I haven't had a single issue. As for items out of stock....I'm still waiting on some good news...

That truck looks fantastic...makes me feel bad that I don't clean my big Ford on a more regular basis. I have too much fun doing cars and it gets neglected. Your post has made me decide to spend the day cleaning a nasty interior!

Looks great! That paint colour looks awesome with those rims.

That looks great! What are you using for an extractor?

I hve heard of folex many times, and i'm sure i will try it....but what are you using for tools/equipment?

4 post lift for sure!

For the guys that offer carpet shampooing, what exactly are you doing? I have steamed and extracted, but what are you doing different? I use zep and CG nonsense, and I get great results, but could I be doing something better?

I use the foam gun with CG Citrus wash and gloss. It gives the product more time to dwell on the surface, and more time to strip the wax. I use it for maintenance washes as well...excellent product IMO.

If you are interested in trying out some CG products, hit me up with a pm, I have a bunch and I'm always looking for another vehicle to work on.

Where are you buying your products from? I have been hooked on Chemical Guys. I know a lot of people aren't fans around here, but I have had a lot of good work come from their products.

I have worked on a few S500s, S550s and even the SL550. Those are absolute beautiful cars.

An AIO would probably help in this situation, but it may not be necessary as it does work as a polish as well. If the car is washed/maintained in an acceptable manner, a new coat of wax should be all you need. If the car is a daily driver or left outside all the time, things of that nature...