Recent content by MetaEnder

I've used this, would work great as a temporary solution for road trips.

I'm more concerned with big belt buckles + no apron :S

This BEAST. Not. Got it for cheap from a friend. Had a bit of damage, but fixed it up and got it running great! Kept it uber clean and sold 'er when I was 17. '93 Nissan Sentra SE coupe.

I think a lot of people find it relaxing. I definitely do, repetitive actions relax me such as detailing (on my own) and swimming, etc. I started (and I barely have a side business) by keeping my car clean. Then obsession just kind of spawned from that. Keeping it suuuper clean and learning...

Awesome job on the car!

We've got about 4" of snow, mostly just frosty not much precipitation where I'm at, but cold! I'm at college right now so no garage :(, but luckly my duplex property owner person didn't mind if I put up a car tent! Works great and keeps the elements off my car while it's in storage :)

Awesome job! I think I'll try to do this for some people this summer when I get back into detailing; awesome results and not too entirely difficult! As for the body shop, I'd find a new one!! Ha.

Looks great! Err, what's "blew out the interior" mean?

Congrats on the work! I worked for a used car dealership for a while and while it didn't pay to much for basic work at least there were plenty of cars! There's a BMW dealership trying to find a detailer here, I'd loooove to apply, but I can't work full time because of school... :(

Just make sure it's the right grit too, haha. Obviously though.

I'm a straight liner myself :)

Looks great! I can't believe how bad the scratches were on that thing!! But the more light scratches like that, the better they turn out! Good job.

Great work! I'm sure your follower was excited to have you work on their vehicle!

Looks excellent! Rolls Royce makes some nice looking vehicles.

Haha. Great job! I think headlight restorations are one of the best things to do to a worn out car.