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Andre3Wilson: Thanks for the welcome and the advice, I feel like since I've joined the forum that a lot of you guys are like long lost brothers.It's great to be connected to folks who have "been in the trenches" as I am newer to this.Been waxing most of my life but only in the last year...

Looking to see if any of you Mobile Detailers have discovered any tricks for working outside when the temp. starts to drop below what our compounds/Waxes prefer. Meguiars tech line said not to work below 55 degrees, I've tried keeping products warm by a fireplace and washing the vehicle with hot...

Re: M101 Foam Cut Compound - 1999 Trans Am Extreme Makeover at Autogeek A few questions: M101 is stronger that M105? What polish did you follow this M101 work with, Ultimate Polish or none at all? thanks, Dave

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Thanks guys, I didn't buy it, I am hoping to get 1st hand feedback from someone like us who takes what we do seriously. I figure the everyday Joe will look at this and figure they don't need a detail if this is something they can do themselves and lasts so long.How the maker can put a guarantee...

I've been seeing this commercial a lot lately and it seems too easy. What did the makers do that seems to make the products we all use look outdated? I will have to wait until next Spring to test it out, but I'm hoping someone already has. The stuff that looks too good to be true, usually is.

Well...Us Philly guys are happy to see NYC take a hit when it comes along(ok, just kidding...I think)! I only wish this could be snow, we were ripped on the almost no snow totals last year and my Snow Blower is getting lonely! We will be praying that no one has to lose there life from this thing...

Thanks Mike, great advice and also a flashback for me with the shot of the Cragar. The great designs are timeless, I had them on a 68 Road Runner that I had mostly restored and when the wheels were shined, it looked like a show car! DaveT435 :Thanks for the tip, I thought the factory wheels...

Hi, I'm a little on the newer side and would appreciate some advice. I've noticed that rims have really taken off over the last 30 years, back in the 70's we would just see "Cragars" if a guy was changing out rims, I feel like Rip Van Winkle, cleaning wheels with the proper cleaner has gotten...