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LOVE it when headlights make a turn around like that. I think that makes the biggest difference in the look of the car all together!! Great job!

The clay bar will DEFINITELY do two vehicles. This should help you with the clay: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/21823-wolfgang-elastic-poly-clay-bar-review-how.html If you are looking for a good wash soap, Megs Gold Class is a very good over the counter that is economical...

Excellent work. Great turn around on them!!

Just a note Jump, I have not seen pics of your cars, but I am taking for granted that they have probably never been clayed before?? If this is the case, i would recommend another clay other then the pinnacle. It is a great clay, but made for very light contaminants, and for people that want to...

Nice review!! The ONE thing I have not used it for yet, is a wash, and I already know I will never be without it. For the simple fact of its versatility, and doing a great job at all of them. A QD, especially for wiping down doorjambs and such, a clay lube, and an ounce or 2 along with my...

I use it or P21S, just whatever I have out and in hand. I have used it at 4-1 and 10-1 without any problems from either.

Thanks for giving some more info. Let me ask a couple other things. How long did you let it dwell, as in, did it dry up almost immediately, like IPA or something, or did you let it sit and dwell like you would P21S. Also, what kinda cleaning strength did it seem to have, if you could tell...

I am curious on the review of the Mellow Yellow. Could you give some more details such as: Did you dilute it, if so, what ratio? Did you let it dwell, if so, how long, etc. Being this is the first time I have seen a review on it, would like to have a few more details on it. Thanks.

Favorite: Wookies Fist..... Love that thing!!! Would like to try: 1. Mellow Yellow 2. Either of the Pro waxes

Autogeek pick me for a Flex Knife!

The link doesnt seem to work for me.... hmmm The acronym AG stands for Autogeek, who's forums you are on. They also have a store, which has NUMEROUS, NUMEROUS good products. Here is a water spot remover I found that they carry. Duragloss Water Spot Remover (WSR) #505 The first thing you need...

I can comment on this polisher a bit, as my dad is currently on his 4th one. He has gone through 3 others in the past year. He recently recieved his 4th one, which i had a chance to look at when it came in the mail, about a week or 2 ago. He still had his old one that he hadnt sent back yet...

There are some various detailing forms that allow you to sell or trade your things off. Some of them do require a small fee to be able to sale, but to trade is normally free. Hope that helps.

The red handled one I have never tried. The Wooden handled one I absolutely LOVE. I have a few of them all designated to certain actions. Would definitely purchase more if AG would stock them. Dont even mind paying the price, as long as they are of the same quality.

Man, that sucks!!!! With a little SIP and an orange pad...... you should be able to fix that right up!! :D

I put it on a foam applicator, and then apply it being careful with the painted surfaces. I normally have a QD and MF close by, just in case I mis-hit a surface, but it is usually very minimal.

I believe you are thinking of the 3403, which is the lightweight smaller version. The 603 is Flex's full size version found here: FLEX LK603VVB Circular Polisher, rotary polisher, circular buffer, rotary buffer, Flex car buffer, Flex polisher, Flex car polisher, german polisher

Kudos to them..... and to you sir. Excellent work and excellent donation of time and skill!!!

So, as many others have, I took advantage of the Ebay sale a good while back and got a few cans of M16 Paste wax. Also, like many others, the ones I received were a bit mushy. I decided to take one of the worse ones, and try to re solidify it, to see how it worked out. There has been others that...

Alrighty.