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Appreciate the heads up,checked his web site,looks very impressive on his services,thank you.

Thanks for your response,if you don’t mind can I pm you?

I’ll be in the area Jan. 26th, looking for anyone in proximity to ask a question or two.

Was searching for the link on Amazon and can't seem to find it,would you have the link you used for the bundle? Great thread by the way.

Please pm me for anyone interested in detailing a silver Mercedes Benz coup, not sure of series. This would be for after Christmas and would probably be buffing. and an interior detail. Exterior not bad and like wise for the interior. Thanks.

Heads up on that Croftgate web site,when i typed it in,my security blocked it because it's infected.

When mixing different ratios for liquid products and it says for example: mix to 4 to 1 or 10 to one etc. How do you determine this as some are in ounces and others in ML? Also what is considered a part when mixing? I just want clarity before what i think and what would be a good way to do...

Was there 2 years ago, it is a very beautiful museum.

Was the Folex used at full strength? Also if you could explain your method when you cleaned the material? Just want to make sure as it seemed you tried various methods.

Was fortunate to pu the TW tire kit when Kmart was discounting them for 5 bucks.

This is easy, since she snores more than i do, she has her own bed, and i have mine. I swear, she can talk in one second, and in another second,out like a light.

Thanks GSKR, will look at the Range Rover forum detailing section and see what they use to clean this new type of leather. And i did look at the process how this type of leather is made and it is a very interesting one at that.

My concern is what type of material this car has for it's interior, meaning it's seats,door panels, and the headliner,the floor is regular carpeting. It just needs a light cleaning as it's basic wear from getting in and out. Once i know the composition i can find out what cleaning agent or...

Looked at the interior of this car today and has a leather type interior which has some spots here and there.I didn't see stains anywhere but could use some info as i am not familiar with this type of material. Any advice on type of material and how to approach cleaning it?

I am by no means an expert, but like previously mentioned, keeping the surface wet/moist at all times and how you apply pressure with the speed is some of the key components. I did practice on different methods on sample glass from a junk yard to get the hang of it prior to using on mine or...

The TW product for me works great. Some mention of when applying and getting on the wheel,but if wiped off right away with a moistened cloth it will be removed.

Thanks and wish the staff at AG the same, and to all a Healthy and Happy New Year.

I also have a Dewalt 849x and yes it will take time to adjust.Just practice on junk panels before moving ahead to your car or someone else's. One feature i like is the soft touch switch for starting or finishing.

I would suggest for the outside polishes that are designed for polishing glass since the usual methods didn't work. On the interior possibly a magic eraser with more bite. Also did you try too clay bar?

In regards to changing brushes i would say no. I did look at them first though. After putting a new switch in it ran like new.