Recent content by meotai

More like how to wash so many cars you need to hire a helper. At our office park, when the mobile car washer decides to take a week off, people say "too bad Juan didn't stop by this week" =(

Obsession and money hole. I guess it's a hobby for me then.

It's probably steel if it's magnetic. Aluminum if it's not.

Usually crouching, being 5'3" helps too.

ooo red and black.

when you're chasing rainclouds to see how well the sealant on your windshield is working.

Like where the letterings were is a whiter than the rest of the truck? or there are still sticky residue? My brother's white car had a ghost image of a dealer sticker. Turns out his white paint around the sticker is just really dirty. We clayed then used m80 and a finishing pad to turn it back...

I put my tire sponge in a zip-lock bag and labeled it.

dang it! i just sprayed the armor all on today to test.:doh:

maybe try 3000 grit sandpaper and clean it up with more metal polish and a dremel? It's not chrome plated is it?

+2 - I use it for 303 protectant on trims. For tires, I just use a grout sponge. I hate applying this thick purple gel stuff. I tried paint brushes/foam applicators/towel. Went back to the sponge.

GG6 & Vector rotary.

I have a 4 years old scratch-x that is very watery with chunks of white goo. I'm tossing it into a brass tumbler tonight to see if it'll "homogenize" (idk if that's the correct term) again =) Then again, my equally old m83/m80 are just fine.

i have this urge to do a swipe test.

There's a PPG dealer in SW that have some 3M & Meguiar's stuff. Foam pads, ultrafina, clays... no wax though. You can by p21s stuff (or ps100, i can't recall) at the Harley-Davidson dealer.