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Hey guys, I have been away from the forum for quite a while. For me to see in the very first post that I open a complete 3 step detail being performed on the very same car that I have provides me with a great sense of motivation and inspiration. I truely feel that I am home again. Thanks...

Hey Tad, It has been a while since I was on the forum. I to was starting to feel the effects of AGholism but do to events beyond my control I was unable to be on the forum for over on month. I must say that it was really cold turkey but I was able to make my way through it and now the family...

Black Porsche + car cover whats not to like. "Pick me Autogeek.net"!

check the ph with a ph test kit. or call your water co. they will tell you your ph (water hardness)

Hi check out this tread Mike Phillips spoke about Dr. Color Chip in his post to this thread. Rock Chip Repair I emailed the co. with questions and they were very quick and thorough in their reply

Would jeweling your paint with 85rd and a blue pad be something that you can do on a semi regular basis say every couple of months or would you end up removing to much of the clear coat?

Mike it's a Breitling. No plastic face on that baby.

I understand what it is that you are looking for and in a perfect world or perhaps the controlled environment of a testing laboratory those desires can be achieved. As far as it happening on a forum I think the element of subjectivity along with the numerous variables associated with the paint...

cont The next time that you have the privilege to be in the presence of one of those brave souls that served our country during WWII please realize that less than 10% of all those that served in the armed forces during WWII are still living. Cherish that privilege for you will be in the...

:iagree: though I am using the Edge 4" pads with the Flex adapter. What about the Edge pads do you not like?

How do you compare this product to the Wolfgang paint polish enhancer?

Yes I think that you are correct. That is about when the the concept of streamline came into vogue in the auto design field, culminating with the iconic large tail fins. Thanks MCHESS!

Well the rain has ended last night and when I awoke, as expected, the water was beaded up on the Escalade. I let it air dry on it's own, and I'm pleased to announce that once again the car has dried with no water spots. This is now the third incidence of rain since the application of the...

Great cars for sure. What model car is the burgundy one with the little window. It is the picture after the orange Pontiac. It looks like something out of the forties. It is really cool looking. Thanks so much for sharing the show with us:props:

:iagree: but I wouldn't say it was a no questions asked procedure. Dwayne did ask me which new towels I would like. Dwayne, :urtheman: I am sorry Blackout I didn't read your last post you are right I in no way wanted to buff it in.:nomore::iagree::grouphug:

Oh my god I was afraid of this. It is winter in Idaho and Tad has come down with cabin fever. Just put the buffer down son and pm me. I will talk you through it. It will be ok. What ever you do you have to promise, that if you find yourself writing"All work and no play makes Tad a dull boy"...

Wow I was reading your thread and your car looks simply stunning and you really were not stingy with the sun shot either. I especially like the under carriage shot as it was loaded on the flat bed. That was a very nice touch indeed. You really detailed every inch of that car. It was probably...

I use some of my more nasty ones as coasters when watching Sunday football. They really do a great job sopping up the spills. LOL As far as the good pads go I store them in partially opened zip lock bags. In the colder climates I would not recommend you keeping them in an unheated garage as...

Down in Fl I don't think that you get the problem with dust as much as us northerners do in the winter months when the humidity levels are lowest. I think that having a little humidity in the garage when it is cold and dry would cut down on the static electricity and thus the degree of dust.

I have read on the AG site under care of micro fiber that HEAT is an enemy of MICROFIBER as you do not want the fibers to melt. So I do not think that boiling them is a great idea, though I have been told by some that that boiling your mf's is a good practice. Feed back please