Recent content by traveljunkie523

Nice turnaround! Impressive!

Great work. I don't see how people let their vehicles get to that point.

Good tips for the weekend detailer or pro. Thanks!

Sucks man. At least everyone is ok.

Good results for a first time.

Welcome. I am also in Louisiana. Just starting out or pretty experienced?

I'm sure. You had detailed my Silverado at work (Go-Devil Manufacturing) and then my boss's truck at his house the following weekend. I didn't really expect you to remember me or my plain jane vehicle. Lol

Very nice work! I can't believe the state of paint being its "regularly detailed".

Congrats man! You actually are the one who sent me here. You detailed my truck about 2 years ago.

I want to win Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper

Thanks for the advice. I figured I was on the right track after all the reading I have been doing but its always good to hear someone with experience chime in.

I don't think those are water spots. Looks like ssome sort of chemical defect.

Due to the color on the MF towel I'm thinking you removed dirt/grime and now see the defect that was already there.

I am not as experienced as most here but for the newer car I think a light polish would do fine for that. I just detailed a new car for the first time also and used Klasse Super Gloss sealant and really like the results. The 2002 car would need a heavy compounding job and probably a polish after...

Decided to jump in and try to correct the swirls and water spots in my 2008 silverado. I decided to de-badge the truck before polishing to clean things up a little. I don't think it has ever been waxed, clayed, or polished. I found out quickly that my Griot's Machine Polish #3 and 6" orange...