Recent content by tfreer85

I hope this isn't a thread hijack, however there are several more options out there if anyone else is considering getting graphic art work done. fiverr.com (I've used them in the past for several small projects, biggest downfall is there CAN be a language barrier. Pro is some have a 24 to 48hr...

Zach, I understand some of the photography stuff, way out of touch and experience with it since I took classes in college. I've seen a lot of your work (only your pictures load on my work computer :-) ), I didn't think to consider you would have been adjusting the photographs to show the...

I'm sure its not because of your work, but more of either color or paint quality. However, why is it that you don't get the sharpness of the light reflection in the paint? I've seen your dark color posts before and it's "mirror-like". Is it just a color thing? Thanks and great work!

I do enjoy detailing, wish I didn't screw it up, but it is definitely a fun hobby. Thanks again for all the feedback, much appreciated!

Thank you both Bob and Evan. I might just pick up the DA from HF. While I'm there should I also pick up some of their polishing pads? I know they are cheap and not as good as LC's, etc. but should suffice? You mentioned Mequiars Ultimate polish, I do have Mequairs Ultimate compound on hand...

Bob, I have one exactly like this, but orange in color. Sander/Polisher - 7 Speed Electric Sander & Polisher

Evan, Thanks for the informative post. I had read it, but was hoping I could be an exception. To do the polish I will have to remove the wax layer (either by clay or ?), then wash, polish, wax (by hand). Thanks again, should have practiced on something other than the wife's car :cry:

Okay so preface, I've been reading the forum off and on for a while and wanted to go at doing my first waxing with a variable speed polisher. Products used: Armor All wash soap Meguiars Gold Class paste Generic Terry Cloth Pads Harbor Freight Variable Speed Polisher Went through washed and...