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Of all people to ask, he isnt one of them IMO

Exactly what i was thinking

Nice write up so far, cant waite for the rest. These are the only type of shownshine threads i even read lol

Beyond cold, have no choice though.

At this point im runing desperately low on product, in the next 4 weeks i have to drop at minimum $400 to restock, i have to do this at the end of every summer.

Afters: Sure is ghetto, but it works for now.

For the past year ive been dying to set up my garage better than it was. It needs so much BS to make it even remotely comfortable to detail in. The problems my garage has that need to get done: Double doors have to go, i need a one big single door. 2 single doors suck, such a waiste of space...

Man i wish i could find banners

I only make threads with befores, afters and half and half shots. I cant stand threads that do not have these and only have after shots, i ussually skip reading those threads completely. As for the pigs, they go to the butcher once they hit 200 pounds.

All afters: Just for fun, here are my 2 pigs, ham and bacon:

This is after 1 pass of the compounding stage: Before: After: Before: After:

2000 Mazda Millenia Millennium This car was probably one of the worste ive delt with yet. The previous owner must have washed the car with a scratch pad or steel wool, it’s the only thing I can think of that may have caused this kind of damage. It’s a shame, IMO it’s a beautiful color with...

A gallon would last years! Ive done 17 vehicles with my 32oz bottle and still have ~1/4 left.

magic eraser

Im more of a paint correction type of detailer, i could care less about waxes, sealants, dressings, cleaners and carwashes. But im just one guy out of many 1000's.

OPT line has an insanely long working time, great for rotary but bad for DA.

The optimum line is still my *go-to* when using my rotary.

To be honnest i would rather see more compounds and polish lines, hi-temp, presta, carbrite, automagic ect ect.

Careful with the black and yellow, they are seriously very aggressive as you can see. Also if you use a meduim cut polish/compound with them your gonna have to follow up with foam once, twice and on some paints three times to get a flawless finish. They level quickly and leave some seriously...