Recent content by vetteswede

Great tip mate. My pressure washer has a built in holder for the nozzle. I´m also very "anal" about anything touching the ground since I have alot of gravel around my garages. BTW, that´s alot of detailing stuff you have; but like myself, there´s no such thing as "too much"!

Love your new ride. I myself have an 11 Dodge Challenger Inaugural Edition with 392 Hemi. Mopar rules even over here in Sweden.

If you´ll be there on Sunday, you may need a tent because of risk of rain. Let´s all hope that Stuart remanes rainfree during Detail weekend!

I sure was; looking forward to meeting you again!:xyxthumbs:

:xyxthumbs: I can´t wait either! On March 11th I board the flight from Sweden to Orlando. First there is the Daytona Bike Week!Im the MAN And then a week of shopping for stuff for my Challenger and the Vette. And then the AG Detail Fest. Hope to see alot of Vettes there!

Looks like your typical dealership new car prep job! There are some real idiots out there.

I´m happy that you are posting the dates for 2013; high time to book plane tickets for us far away guests! Looking forward.

After sanding your headlight surface, you have removed like the top coating and MS might be alittle rough on the bare plastic headlight surface. Do you really need the MS? Good luck.

More Swedes here then you can believe! Välkommen(Welcome)

I too find masking tape (i´ve used a blue one) to be a PITA! When you wipe off the glue and the built up residues against the edge of the tape, you will be most likely causing new micromaring.

Hi Mike, I´ve used this technique a few times on my DAS PRO (same as Griots) and it works great except for one occassion when the terry cloth towel got tangled and stuck around the spindle of the polisher. I think it´s important to use a large towel so that the edges don´t get tangled and caught...

You may need a rotary buffer to correct that abused black finish.

Thanks for the great pics of a great job done!

I think you need to use a rotary buffer together with Megs 105 to correct those swirls and RIDS. A hardly think that a DA will correct this.