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Just curious... On full details do you guys start with the interior or exterior? I wash and prep,( then I know what I am really working with) do about 90% of the interior ( all but the jambs, wood and chrome, I hit this after wax) Do all my paint correction, then misc exterior( this way I can...

I did one of those this week too, had black interior though, Ive got a tore up black 05 330 vert for the a.m. 20K miles looks like 80K I'll take plent of pix to post

are these the same as the white/red band

brush them while they are dry vacuum treat spots spray with apc/carpet cleaner and let dwell for 5 minutes scrub with a semi stiff carpet brush rinse thoroughly with pressure washer brush most of the water out in one direction extract( or vac the hell out of them if you dont have an...

nobody has mentioned an air compressor, I use the tornado gun, without the cleaining solution attachment it creates a cyclone air movement and blows the hair right out of the carpet fibers, then vacuum. If you run your shop vac without a filter, use bleach water method or you will burn the motor...

I have been using DP for gloss and OPTI bond for semi or natural look, So many of my cars go to get touched up afterwards I have moved away from all silicone products, I wish Autogeek still carried the Systemone black licorice dressing

I currently do anywhere between 12-20 cars a week with a 3 man crew, well 2.5 one is part time, I have noticed as of late that I am getting alot of towel marks on the bottoms of the doors, I am not sure if it is from me or my lead guy, but either way it has presented a problem and extra work...

Like I stated, almost anything you can buy at pepboys shouldnt be used in the pro detail world, they are made for ROOKIES, dumb proof, I dont even think the Mirror Glaze store sells the otc line, gold class but not the others, Original post was about MIRROR GLAZE products and perhaps the...

I didnt get an unfriendly tone from WJ's post at all, I feel he was right, there are very few products from OTC stores that I would even use in a pinch, on the same note, I was in my local Mirror Glaze store this morning to purchase a couple of things, but pepboys doesnt carry there detailer...

thats a great looking M, excellent job, and those carpets....very nice

detail took about 10 hours, thanks killerwheels, I love the look of wax on top of WGDGPS, dealer plastic is on a roll, lay it out trim, cut some tabs fold over

I have switched most of my everyday polishes from MG to Mezerna just because I feel they last longer, I still use last touch and 105 everyday, 83 cut with 20 is a great one step 82 is an excellent polish 151 can do wonders, the unigrit line is amazing compared to 3m papers and #26 will always be...

And of course, pull it out side and I couldn't pay for any sunlight Final product... Thanks for looking!!! Thanks Scott for the inside info on this one!

Some interior after shots... The LS2

After wash and claying Prep and paint, the light swirls really didnt show up that well After Power Finish Wolfgang finishing glaze Wax applied A few of the paint

This was a member's from that "other forum". Car was in Pretty good shape, usual randow swirls and a few minor scuffs, I new I would have to do alot to make a noticable difference Engine,Wheels and wells degreased HF on wheels and exhaust Heavy pre rinse 2B wash clayed with megs mild washed...

it might just be more than the pc can handle audis have pretty hard CC coat, I would never try to do any paint correction on an Audi without a rotary. I think you will intriduce more defects with wool, try the orange pad and just work the death out of the area and finish and see what your...

It is never over kill if it is needed

what type of polisher are you using and are the marks you are talking about from the polishing or are they paint defects that did not get removed?

I wash mine in the washer on delicate with warm/cold settings with a normal amout of tide and about 1/3 cup of apc, I do a second cycle with no cleaners, I then dry them on low heat. It does shorten the life a bit I am sure, but I go through way to many pads to sit around and clean them by hand...