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Thanks for the quick reply Bobby, I didn't see any mention in your reply about an IPA wipe down and by power wash are you meaning the Optimum Power Wash? It seems like a pretty simple procedure. Oh I just noticed, in your reply you mention foam after the 85rd if I don't have a foam cannon...

I have the metro senior and I love it. For the most part I leave it hanging on the wall mount and it is almost as if I had a central vac system. The suction is great as well. Metro Wall Mounted Vac N' Blo® SR. is a large vacuum & blower unit that mounts to your garage wall for easy access...

That is one sweet ride ENJOY it with the best. I love you video also. BTW if you want to post your pictures try it this way. 1) Pick which ever picture that you want to post from your Photobucket account. When you put your cursor over the picture a drop down window will open up. From the...

It is funny how packing pop corn came to being. At one time it actually was pop corn. It seems that there was a very cleaver guy that realized that movie theaters would throw out the unused pop corn as it would start to get stale. Well this guy went around collecting the day old pop corn from...

They say anything that you apply over the Opti Coat will just was off and you will also take on the charactoristics of the top coat and thus might loose some of the water repellancy of the Opti Coat. This is what I have read anyway I will be doing an Opti Coat on my 2011 CTS wagon and coupe Stu

I plan on doing an opti Coat treatment on my two new Cadillac CTS'S. They are a coupe and a wagon. They are brand new 2011. My questions are as follows: 1) As the cars are brand new and there is absolutly no paint correction needed would it be OK to just wash, clay and chemicaly strip and...

Congrats Stephan and thanks Max and all the others at AGO for such a great forum to discuss and learn all about car care. What better way to celebrate this mile stone than to have a special sale for all of the AGO forum members who helped AGO reach the 500,000 mark.:) Stu

AHHH this brings back memories of my Sea Ray back in the day when the boat seemed to be more teak than fiberglass. Teak is a high maint. item but the look is worth it. Stu

So you just couldn't leave well enough alone. Lurking around the boards and looking at all of the shiny cars in Show and Shine wasn't enough for you. You had to join up. Well now that you have joined allow me to let you know what you are in for. 1) If you are married you will begin to see...

I liked Dan Brown Da Vinchi Code, Steven KIng's body of work will keep you busy for a long time.

i placed my 1st order with Dwayne and he was a big help and very patient. Those will be some big shoes to fill. If you read this Dwayne I wish you all the best. Unclestu

My experience in detailing has been limited to the detailing that I have done on my two cars a Cadillac Escalade and a Porsche 911 turbo cabriolet but I had good teachers here on AGO. I agree with what you have said. After having detailed my brand new black 911 for the first time with the full...

Wow this stuff sounds amazing!. I know that I am a little late to the party as this product has been out for a while now but I have been away from the boards for quite some time. I have just purchased two new rides. Both of them are new 2011 Cadillac CTS's one is a wagon and the other is a CTS...

Boy does this bring back memories. My first car was a 1962 sedan deville. It was purchased used in 1972 with 25000 miles on it. Back than when it was time to wash the car ( I don't think the term detailing existed) we didn't have a two bucket system and micro fiber towels. It was just some...

I think that this shot says it all. I call it "A PORSCHE IS HEAVEN" This ahot was taken of my black 911 turbo cab. Stu

Thanks Rick, I sort of new the answerer all along but it always sounds better to hear it from another person. I remember when I bought the 911 turbo home and I was new to detailing. There was a fellow that went by the name of Asphalt Rocket on the forum and he pushed me past the fear...

Hi everyone, I just picked up a new Cadillac CTS V coupe in silver. We all know not to expect much from the dealer when it comes to detailing the car prior to delivery. They just basically wash and glaze the exterior. To what extent would you all recommend that I go in doing the 1st detail...

That sounds like a winning combination to me. I think that will be the way I go, at least until I put a dent in my existing stockpile of wax. LOL Thanks Stu

Well Bob lets see. Hmmm Nope I don't believe that I stated a belief about whether those two particular waxes would be good for a light colored car. In fact :doh: That was the purpose of the question. As those waxes might offer a slight advantage in the look of a dark colored car I was just...