Recent content by Griever

No experience with those, if you get it, let us know!

Pepboys is running the deal again where you buy car wash soap, and get a free 5 gal bucket. Checked 2 different stores and both do it.

Same here diesel, theres a time and place for it. Especially after a nice coat of collinite... dude touch that thing then pay me to make yours like this.

Couple random shots from this passed saturday.

Great, thanks guys, I really appreciate the responses. Will get to work on it this weekend and let you know how it goes.

Front two windows, I am glad I dont have to do the rear, that would suck.

So at 0130 in the morning, the CHP pulls me over for window tint on my way home from work. Thus it needs to be removed, how would you go about doing that and not damaging the glass? Also, I do not have a steam cleaner. I did some searching around on the forum and didnt see this question asked...

Welcome to the group man, this place will help you keep it all shiny. I commute 63+ miles a day here, and on the 605 Freeway where all the rock quarries are. Its a constant rock blast out there. It is a challenge for sure, but I love it. Maybe I need to get my head examined.

Nice job, I always liked that red on the Tib.

Re: Paul Dalton Dry Ice Engine Detail $295 You can call yourself whatever you like man, the people here at AG won't hate you for it. Creativity is something to be rewarded.

Megs 205, UC, UPW, Collinite 845, and Adam West.

Welcome dude, this is a great place to learn. I am from BP. Not too far away from ya.

I really like your work. Every time you post, I know its going to be great. Liked your page too. Take care :dblthumb2:

I did these with Megs Ultimate Compound using a GG6 and Lake Country Yellow CCS Pad. Followed up with Ultimate Polish on a CCS Black Pad. They came out pretty good for a two step, and no sanding. There were some small pits that I know would have come out with the sanding regiment. The...

Actually, it may sound strange but... working by hand felt more personal and like sanding you feel every curve and every line. You pay attention to every little thing you come across. Just can't feel that when you're so far away from the pad. I will have to buy this book, likely on my...