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Re: 2006 Subaru Legacy Extreme detail - inside and out - Lots-o-pics - Waxin Willys Detailing The owner wanted the dealer decal removed. I used a hair dryer to remove the white lettering and then some Sonus APC to get the goop off. After that I followed with 105 to remove swirls and any...

Hey everyone! Waxin' Willys was presented with quite the challenge this weekend. I had a 2006 Subaru Legacy come in. The owner wanted a full paint correction as well as the interior to be restored to "as new as we could get it looking." The car was dropped off Saturday night and I started...

Welcome! The only real way to reduce water spots to is to one of the CR spotless water systems, which are pricey. Reducing water spots is more on you as the "washer" Wash your car in the shade if possible and avoiding washing in direct sunlight on hot days. Read this article for good washing...

I sprayed a little bit of CG V7 on some spots where my 845 was fading a little (front bumper) and it dressed it back up.

Nice work. The Cobra is a hard car to work with...lots of curves

I wonder what claying a shower door would do.....?

That other Collinite is this Collinite Super DoubleCoat Auto Wax #476 It's a good wax with a lot of durability, but it can be difficult to apply. 845 is also a great one

It's a tough job, but you need to clean every interior surface...EVERY surface. Get the headliner good, I've found that a lot of the smoke attaches itself up there. I've only done one car with smoke odor and it wasn't that bad...some of the other members here might have more insight.

140 a week every week would be 560 a month...that's insane (in a good way)!! I would also like to know

3d. Pretty damn good for Word haha. I like it, it has a nostalgic feel to it.

Nice pics Bobby...looks like it was a good time, I'm sorry I had to miss it, but I couldn't pass up a vacation at my lake house!!

I don't really have any before/after pictures, but I can attest to Collinite 845 on wheels. I have it on my black painted wheels and it keeps the brake dust at a minimum and they will become completely clean with soap and water on a wash mitt.

Let it dry for 30-45 minutes.

Put business cards on all their cars! You'd be surprised how well it works

Not sure exactly what your situation is, but I've used a DA on my clear bra with no problems. Took some swirls and scuffs out just like it was the car's paint. I used Megs 205 on it.

Good advice. But keep in mind with those large apertures, you should use a tripod. The focus is so precise at those numbers that the smallest movement forward or back can throw off the focus and lead to a soft image.

Great shots Mike. I'm glad you nailed the Shelby Cobra like you did. If you shoot it any lower it looks like a gasping fish. I would say it is one of the most difficult cars to nail when it comes to photography. I don't think you needed to be any lower. The lowest you ever want to get with...

+1...just got the BL V7 combo in last week but haven't used it yet.

Thanks for posting these Mike, I love looking at old product packaging. It's so cool to see how marketing was done years ago

Me neither