Recent content by killrflake

I've been happy with Menzerna Power Lock followed by Souveran paste on my Moonlight white Infiniti. It really does the trick for me.

One beautiful car.

Nice looking structure, your going to love the finished product. Good luck setting up your detailing equipment.

I'm retired but have a part time job buying things from Autogeek that I'll probably never use (other then my favorites).

Like some of you said, I've got to work on the gut or maybe invest in one of those buttons to wear around my neck so when I finally hit the deck for good I can call for help (I can't get up). Also give away some of my products that I don't use.

I agree. Daytona brushes do work well but do splatter a bit, nothings perfect. I recently bought the Wheel Woolies but have yet to try them. When the weather becomes more favorable to car washing I'll give them a try and hope for the best.

I've been using Menzerna Power lock for a couple of years. As it was said earlier, it's very easy to apply and remove and has held up very well over time on my car. There are many products available, some older some new some good and some not so much, but i am quite satisfied with my choice...

I can't believe it either. Just a few days ago it was in the mid 20s, this crazy Jersey weather.

Your daughter has talent without question and her work is so cute. Be sure to nurture that talent. Thanks for sharing with us.

Like most everyone said use a mf towel or the like and some light compound and apply with your fingers. It worked for me many times. Good luck.

I found my Rupes to be tight but not excessively so. Maybe Bruno with forearms like railroad ties, was assigned to tightening backing plates before shipping that week.

Thanks for chiming in to this thread Mike, I'm facing the same situation in the North East (NJ) with the temps dropping and I wanted to put a coat of sealent on my car without causing any problems. You put my mind at ease. Again, thanks Mike.

Absolutely beautiful. You can't beat black paint when it's been polished like you just did to that Caddy, but so hard to maintain in that condition. Very nice work.

A good question Glenn. When you watch so called pros on videos polishing the glass with what looks like paint polish you have to wonder if glass polish and coatings are just hype to promote a new group of products that are specialty items like so many other products. I don't mean to sound...

Beautiful Vette and it's probably a lot cheaper to care for then a ten year old child, and it doesn't talk back.