Recent content by Jawzey

Hate to bump such an old thread, but I'm having the same issue the OP had and need to know which foam lance fitting fits the fitting that the black wand has.

Gg6.

The headlights are not being restored properly in the first place. They need to be sanded and then clear coat needs to be applied over the headlights to resurface them. Not only will this process give the most clarity, but it will last the longest too.

Nice order. For the headlights, you might want to have them sanded and clear coated instead of using any kind of kit. It will end up looking much better as it will be properly resurfaced and will last longer than any conventional kit. If you do some searching on these forums, you can find topics...

Hi, I have a friend who lives in Sacramento and is in the need for a detailer. He has a 1986 E30 BMW 325. If any of you can help me out, please reply to the post. Thanks

+1 I'd like to know this as well.

Keep using halogens because they have great brightness and light output, much stronger than LED lights. You're going to have to buy replacement bulbs though, a lot of them, because the bulbs on halogens die out really soon.

Thanks for the replies, all. Greatly appreciated. I'm going to try this combination on my hard ceramiclear paint very soon. Will post results once finished. Thanks again.

I read that thread, however I still did not find an answer to my question there. To my understanding, Wolfgang is made by Menzerna, whom specializes in German paint. Would that be any indication that the Wolfgang Twins could work on my hard ceramiclear paint?

Hey all, Relatively new here, and I have a question that I need to ask. I have a 2006 MBZ that has the ceramiclear paint. It has moderate swirls with some RIDS. I want to use the Wolfgang Twins with orange and white LC flat pads to remove them, however I am not sure if the Wolfgang products are...

Looks gorgeous! Amazing work.

:iagree: Before I found AGO, I was planning on buying that DA drill attachment along with a new drill. Then I found this site and realized I needed a GG6!

Sorry for hijacking thread OP, but the situation also applies to me and I'm just as curious as you are when it comes to this problem. To Pureshine, I'm using the clay in the Meguiars Smooth Surface Clay Kit. Is their clay not strong enough and maybe that is why I'm also experiencing this same...

I've run into the same exact problem. Just finished claying like two days ago, been busy with some other stuff at the moment so haven't been able to move on to the next step. Luckily, my car has resting in the garage for the time being. I'm also looking for an answer to this claying situation...

I'd classify myself as an OCD detailer. But of course I'd rather be that instead of a lazy detailer who doesn't care if a job is bad.