Recent content by petermk

:-) It IS dead. I work for a major advertising company that builds websites for Fortune 500 clients. There's been a trend over the last few years of completely moving away from Flash towards HTML5/CSS3.

I'm definitely a hobbyist. The only vehicle I've ever done is my own and have no plans of ever doing anyone else's :)

I use CG Diablo as well but also have the Sonax just in case if my wheels ever get really really dirty.

Then what? Is this a dead end?

Would the LM Strong Cleaner work better than OPC?

Any suggestions?

So, I tried it today with a terry towel and Swissvax brush. Also, tried it with a 1:1 OPC and Zaino Z-9 - same result. :-(

Thanks, guys. I ordered a swissvax brush (too bad AG doesn't carry it) and some terry towels, will try it again when I get them.

Hi all, I decided to finally clean the leather in my car (it's been a long time coming) with OPC (1:5) and had trouble cleaning up the car door armrest on the driver's side. I tried to gently rub it in for like 3-4 minutes and it didn't seem to have any effect (worked fine in all other areas I...

Remove the Twitter, YouTube and Testimonials buttons. They don't go anywhere, so remove them until you actually have pages to point those buttons to. I am not sure what you're trying to show with the two bucket picture in the Our Work gallery. Also, the 4 links in the footer - Regular Wash, The...

Flash is dead and it's not my personal opinion - it's a common trend.

Pagani Huayra? :-) As for the McLaren, it looks great in its native color - orange.

"Sorry , wont be available to Public.. only authorized detailers network we are building now over the UK." From the thread you linked to...

It's alright but your SEO just doesn't exist. So, in case you want people to find you through Google, etc, chances of that happening are pretty slim.

Get one of those small spray bottles (they sell them on ebay 5 for $5.75), put a couple of ounces of Klasse Sealant in and spray directly onto the paint. One spritz should be enough for one panel. Then, work it in with a soft microfiber pad or a microfiber towel.