Recent content by jvamagic

@the_gus and @williams Thanks for the replies. What detail spray would you recommend aside from gtechniq and v7? Best bang for the buck.

Hi, I preformed a two stage correction polish and then prepped the car so I put a coat of GTechniq CSL. The car came out pretty good if I do say so myself. I ran out of time and did not get around to putting down a coat of GTechniq EXO (I purchased the GTechniq EXO and CSL Kit). It's been a...

Merry Christmas to all. I was also contemplating McKee's 37 Paint Coating Bundle - New Formula for the ease on application etc. Is the McKee's comparable to the "GTechniq line? For $45 it almost seems too good to be true. Thanks again!

Hi, I have 3 personal cars that get the 'detail' treatment at my house (Lexus, Mustang, Pontiac Trans Am). I've done the 2-3 steps correction process and they look good for awhile (2 of these cars sit outside all the time). I like using collinite 845 but been contemplating use a 'coating'...

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Hi, Like a dummy I spilled some coffee from my coffee cup (luckily the lid was only slightly open) on my wife's Lexus is250 which has perforated leather seats. I immediately got the only towel I had in my car (terry cloth) and soaked as much as I could. I left the towel in place for hours...

I usually follow up with a two bucket method for all my cars but for my son's car we just wanted to perform a quick wash before giving it to the new owner. Most folks don't appreciate a very clean/detailed car (for a low cost vehicle such as this; 2000 eclipse).

Hi, I usually use the two-bucket method on my personal cars with mf wash mitt, mf towels etc and get good results. Yesterday I used the foam cannon for the first time on my son's car. I rinsed the car with the pressure washer, foamed, wiped with mf mitt, rinsed, mf towels to dry. The car...

Hi, I have a 90' Mustang with a vinyl top. I washed the top with a vert cleaner and then treated the top with 303. It turned out great! If I wash my car 2-4 times per month, do I treat the top with 303 every time? That seems excessive. What's good practice? Thanks in advance.

I would say brushed.....I assume smooth has no 'grain' lines.

Hi, Have any of you worked your magic on a stainless steel fridge that had scratches etc? If so, what steps did you take? Thanks in advance.

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Agree, if they see the time spent on their car, they will mention it.

My parents own a black Lexus that has swirls etc and I'd like to do a paint correction because I can't stand it. I'm sure they'll hardly notice.