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I like 3M products the problem with them is they are not quite as effective as some of the other stuff out there now... Ultrafina is great from what I have heard but I have yet to try it out... I love their rotary pads they work great! Although I don't tend to use rotary much any more as the...

Thanks guys... I will be trying the D300 in a custom blend trying to get an AIO type of product just for testing purposes...... I Have custom mixed Megs UC and KAIO and that worked well but was a PITA to remove I think it was some sort of chemical mix issue... IDK... I like to play with my...

Thank you... My system is fairly streamlined... 1) Wheels, Tires, Wheel Wells 2) Vacuum everything in the interior 3) Scrub/Wipe Down all plastics, vinyls, leathers 4) Extract Carpet/Upholstery 5) Interior Glass 6) Wash (includes jambs) 7) Clay 8) Wash again 9) Dry 10) Single Step 11)...

Yes it was! But not to extensive when you have a process to stick to (doesn't help that I am a bit OCD... lol...) Man you should have been in the shop... It smelled like manuer for close to 5 hours after I finished up... Yep 13 hours... I tend to work fast and efficient with my process...

Wow... It looks so fake... lol... I thought it was a PS covering up the shop's name... lol...

Personally I love pics not vids... I can come back to the pics anytime without having to watch a portion of it before... but if it is a short vid I don't mind so much...

The thing with your comparison is the MBZ equivilant of a BMW 3 series has a semi harsh ride as well... Most BMW 3's out there have the sport package and that is partially what causes the harshness of ride... The MBZ AMG has a fairly harsh ride too... (Driven a few in my days)... Either way...

Thank you Charlie!!! I was tired and did another car after that... You can see the white Nissan Pathfinder in the background of some of the pics... That was the next one up... And I have another one today then two tomorrow etc... Busy is good... I can sleep when I am dead... lol... I am proud...

Wow!!! That is one beautiful Replica!!!! How deep is the lip on the rear wheels? It mus be at least 8inches!!!! That is one gorgeous car!!!!

Bob, I think that the dust and spotting was from the body shop... The op stated that they are doing the finial detail of them for the custom shop... I have seen many vehicles come from a body shop with the dust and sanding/buffing slag on them before the qd they do to them before giving it back...

Beautiful job!!!! What is the Motorcraft Photoshop covering up?

Yeah this guy has owned it since new and it spent the first 9-10 years of it's life on a farm for the most part jumping from farm to farm with construction projects... Thank you for the complement! Thanks man! The market here isn't all that great for things like this I way under charged for...

Thanks! It took about 13 hours total... This was one that I did enjoy although it bairly fit in the shop for it's beautifying... lol... Did the front half then flipped it around and backed it in for the rear... True that... They are huge... But hey it was fun! Thanks... Yep the big backed...

The interior I used Purple Power degreaser cut at 5:1 ratio on everything but the glass... Exterior I used Purple Power, DP Auto Bath and Dawn in the foam gun washed with a mitt then rinsed, Did this one more time, Then washed with just DP AB... Clayed with CG Blue clay and CG Luber... One step...

I would try the combo and 205 first...

Afters! Wheels cleaned up nicely!!! On to the interior.... And my favorite pic: In the end I emptied my vacuum 4 times (5 gal) and my Extractor 8 times!!!! Had to wash it 3 times before starting the single step to get it looking halfway clean... I used 1...

50/50 shots... Started on the front obviously and worked around... I used a Flex 3401 (Thanks Gweb for letting me borrow it to try it out) Orange CG HexLogic 5.5in pads and Megs D300 to get these results... It was a one step with a sealant... On to the finished pics...

This was a birthday present from a customers wife to her husband... She was tired of seeing his truck "looking bad and smelling gross"... Enter me... I'm not big on "story's" like Nick and some others but here are the pics: Before Wheels very beaten up and neglected... Interior...

I would second the ARO... CLR is some nasty stuff... Works great but NASTY!