Recent content by smsag04

Wow, nice turnaround. Great work.

Thanks for the feedback. The walls on the hose reel are pretty thin. I used a piece of 1x6 on the inside to keep the screws from pulling out. The quick connects work great. I like the fireman type nozzle too, it moves lots of water.

Looks great! They really shouldn't make GTO's in any color other than black. Love the car man, I'd love to have 400 HP to play with.

The truck still runs great and doesn't burn any oil. It gets 15-16 mpg, but hey, it cost $3500 and it's paid for. My wife is driving the Colorado. It's a great little truck, I like it a lot. I detailed it a couple weeks ago...

This detail is of my personal truck. I got it a few months ago to drive to work, it's a 1992 Chevy with 160,000 miles. I work at a refinery and there can be some nasty stuff in the air, so today's goal was protection. The truck was repainted at some point and was pretty neglected. New stuff: I...

Great job! The black looks awesome and the interior looks really nice also. I may have to try the 360, I haven't gotten that kind of results with my Poli-Seal.

The paint looks great! Awesome job on the engine detail also.

This morning I detailed my neighbors 300C. I wasn't a big fan of these cars, but after sitting in it, it's very nice. The paint was in pretty good shape, no bad swirls just some hard water spots and a few scratches. I told him my price was $80, he gave me a check for $100. Interior: 1)...

Thanks for the clarification. I guess I look at the pretty pictures more than read :)

ehuth1 and Justin, I'm liking this "foam, wait, rinse, dry" method. My question is, would this method work with the AG foam gun and the same products, or is the pressure necessary to the wash? I'm asking because I don't have a pressure washer.

what brand of pads did you get? I got the Optimum package with the CCS pads. For heavier swirls, I use the Optimum Compound with the orange pad, then the Optimum Polish with a white pad to get rid of any hazing and get it smooth, then followed with the Poli-Seal with a gray pad. It has worked...

That looks awesome man. It looks like the Hyper Compound is some good stuff. The interior looks really good also.

Thanks Thanks for the feedback. I used the PC, just like the how-to videos. Spread with it off, spread with it on speed 3, then do the polishing on speed 5. I spread the OPS on speed 3 till it was almost invisible, then buff off with a MF towel.

I detailed my wife's black 2006 Colorado today. It doesn't get babied much and had some swirls (from my pre-AG days) and some bad hard water spots on the paint. The full detail inside and out took about 6 hours. Process: Interior (no pictures): -Cleaned floor mats with Simple Green 1:1 and...

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