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I do believe I have the 5" backing plate, and I'm working on my 2009 Dodge Challenger, and my girls 2004 Dodge Ram.

I need to replace my current pads as they are wearing out. I have a PC7424, with the backing plate with the velcro attatchment. I would like a full set of pads with different levels of courseness. What brand/set does everyone recommend?

It was a newer technique that started gaining popularity in the late 90's

This may help to remove the appearence of the cracks, for $8.00 shipped it's definitely something worth trying. They make different colors.

I know it's not a car or paint, but when I first joined the Air Force back in '01' we would have to shine our boots. 1. We would first set the polish on fire and let it melt slightly for easy application. 2. Apply layer of polish with boot polish cloth. 3. Allow the polish to cool for about 5...

Absolutely perfect, thank you Sir. And again if I upset anyone with my comments I do sincerly appologize.

Also you have to remember, you picked a very difficult time to start building a detailing business, because people just aren't spending the money they used too. The best way to get word out for you is word of mouth. Also you can get a stack of 500 business cards. ALWAYS carry business cards with...

I wasn't trying to piss anyone off with what I said. But also I'm a very paitent person, so I'm willing to wait for answers if need be. If there's a link where this subject has been discussed before, then please point me in the right direction. How do you need me to be more specific with my...

Welcome, enjoy your stay!

This questions was mostly directed towards Mike, since this is the "Ask the Expert featuring Mike Phillips" forum LOL. Sorry if there was any confusion.

So if you are performing a FULL detail for a customer how would you go about it? And what would your normal list of supplies include? The more detailed the better. The reason I'm asking these questions, is I feel that I know the basics, but like every other craft that we involve ourselves in, we...

Just out of curiousity, have people ever mixed "additives" such as polishing oils, or linseed oil, to pre-existing liquid waxes?

Okay, so what about Corn Starch?

Very nice read, thank you!

I was born in 1977, so if single stage paint was still around by then, it's possible.