Search results

Today I recieved a PM from Mehgan asking if I have seen who the winner of this thread (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/car-care-product-giveaways/22936-giveaway-new-covercraft-car-cover-17.html) was and I have been so busy that I hadn't. Well to my surprise I am the winner and today became...

I am also torn between these two machines, so what was your deciding factor to go with the G110V2?

Buy the extractor and then use the extra money you make from using the extractor to buy a camera.

Good deal, now I can get the flat grey finishing pads to go along with my 5.5 hydro techs.

Found the HD wax and applicators at my local walmart today and picked up one of each and will hopefully try out this weekend.

When can I try it out, LOL!!! Actually I was reading another one your threads and I think I found the answer I was looking for, that this is a new sealant that Max has you teasting for him. I must say this new sealant looks like a winner to me in the looks department.:dblthumb2:

Great job!!! Care to share some info on the mystery sealant used on this car?

Great work Kurt and nice post explaining your process, thanks!!!

Pick me Autogeek.net!

I have used Rejex and it is durable but, I would go with Duragloss 111, 105 or 501 sealants. I like the looks of 501 and 105 better and they can be bought locally or here on AG.

Loving the Meguiars #16!!! Hope everything is going well. Take care, Mike...

Hey Tommy, welcome and PM sent.

Wow, nice work that car went from looking good to amazing. Do you want to come visit me and detail my car? LOL

car wash - ONR or Optimum car wash wash mitt - MF towels or mitts clay - Meguiars clay abrasive polish - M105, M205 and SIP chemical polish - JW Prime strong and DG 501 sealant - DG 105, Track Claw and DG 111 glaze - Clearkote RMG or VM and Danase wet glaze wax - Collinite 845 or 915 and...

WOW, great job and amazing turn around. That detail diffently brought the value of the jeep up.

ONR, Opti-seal, car soap, interior dressing, and power clean (apc).

I agree and that is why I like 105 for its quick working time. :xyxthumbs:

No I am not brain dead, are you? Why not use a wax that gives a great shine and durability? Properly prepped paint is the key to a good finish and the LSP does little but lock in that finish. So I still stand by Collinite 915 for the best wax for the money.:xyxthumbs:

915 looks good and lasts for a long time.

The best I found for chrome and aluminum on motorcycles is Mr. Buffer metal polish that I bought locally at a Big Dog motorcycle shop. This stuff is awesome and inexpensive for how little you use.