Recent content by Jdm

i could not agree with you more. If you are looking for a good flat 6.5 inch pad, trying the meguiars soft buff pads. The cutting, polishing, and finishing are all you need. No need for 6 different pad cutting types IMO.

does anyone actually read what TOGWT says hahahahaha Talk about copy and paste

Thanks for the input guys. Killer- Yeah parts of it I can feel the scratch but parts can still be made look a little better. Being a student mean being broke so reconditioning is out of my price range right now. But eventually, you right the door will need to be re-painted

Cool, thanks for the input guys... Its nice to know there are some good people out there that just dont want to ruin you nice stuff. Alredy had a break in this month and now this... and i dont even live in a bad area.

I came out to my car this morning to discover someone had wrote a big X on my door with there key i think polishing it might make it look a little better, but i do not have a polisher. Would anyone on hear whlo lives in the Calgary Alberta area lend me one for the day?? I would pay a rental fee...

It does not look like the carpets are bad enough to take the effort to remove the seats. My opinion on what i would do to restore the carpets is. 1. Remove all mats and dry vacuum all the carpet, using the crevice attachment to get in the tight areas and under the seats(if you own an air...

YESSS! i'm ordering one right now

Maybe give lexol a try... I have used it on my seats for 2 years and no problems

Gary, you are an insperation to us all... to get educations so we can have nice cars too haha. Looks great!

If its tree sap you could use methol hydrate, but that will strip your wax/sealant

The thing about a pressure washer is the fact that it gets in to crevices and tight afters that any tool or brush simply wont get into. For example, the rubber moulding where your window retracts into when roled down, spray it with a normal hose and it seems clean, get saflely close with a...

Yeah that is odd, I use clay magic blue clay all the time, and it is for the most part scratch free.

I might use to on a white or silver vehicle because the fine fine scratches that may occur will not usually show, however on anything darker than silver guzzler is the only way to go.

What did you use to polish around the door handles?

Also Nica i agree with you about polish and waxes.. But Carlson's autobody supplies has some pretty good pads.