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Glad you got the six cyl. My 5.4 is a pita to work on. Weatherguard may give you some ideas about layout planning for your van's "red zone" and headache racks. Renny Doyle has a PDF doc on setup ideas as well.

Considered Republic Wireless? WiFi at home and then it rolls onto Sprint when you're out and about. $23.45/mo Been with them a while and it's saved me $160/mo since switching.

It's a tough call. Even going with option #1, you may not be happy with the outcome. It's probably 3 stage paint and as VAS mentioned it's hard to match. You wouldn't think that there'd be some much trouble with white, but it drives painters nuts because there are so many possible...

1. Latest model Wagner Steamer & Extra Brush Set and Renny Doyles Steam Cleaner DVD 2. Flex 3401 DA HD changeable backing plate kit 3. See #1 4. Beer with money saved not buying foam cannon 5. 5" Hybrid foam pads (5 of each) 6. 6.5" foamed wool polish/buff pads (6 pack) 7. Bigass $15 Bag of...

I hope my site's as nice as that when it grows up. Just went back and checked the changes. Awesome!

Site looks good. You've put a lot of work into it, and it shows. Nice work! Things to consider: Home Page - Left justify paragraphs. My eyeballs were dancing all over with the different indents on each line of text due to center justified text. About Us - It's in a professional's best...

Pretty close. PM sent.

You should be able to find a Meg's clay bar kit at most parts stores. Comes with one or two clay bars, quik Detailer, and a towel I think. That'll get you started and you could even try a little spot polishing by hand with applicator pads or MF towels before your order arrives. I think Meg's...

Where in MO are you? If it's not too far of a haul over to Gardner,KS you can roll into my driveway and try whatever you'd like out of my mobile van. Home today recuperating from hernia surgery and it's nice out.

Nice work on both! Reminds me that I've got to show my MkIV TDI a little love some time soon and retrieve my old box from storage.

Thanks. Adobe Lightroom makes the photos easy...even when I take the wrong lens.

Thanks fellers. That was my last detail before getting a hernia fixed yesterday. Nick, I'll look into that small brush. Thanks for the tip.

Mid 2000s Tahoe owned by a construction worker/farm owner. This particular creampuff has also seen duty as a kid hauler and shows it. It belongs to a friend and I really just wanted to do the work to see how my timing and order of operations worked out after a long winter nap. I was blowing...

I'm looking into setting up something similar, but I think that I may go ahead and get a sprayer tank that's set up for a pump just in case my needs switch from gravity feed to pump feed since the sprayer tanks already have a spot for it.

I work around body shops and finally ended up going with TireNu from Malco. Digging through and trying to decipher what I could use from MSDS listings was growing tiresome.

Drew, it looks like you're doin' it up right, so please don't misinterpret this reply as an attack on your ability or character. When I first clicked into this thread, I saw your before photos, saw your list, but didn't click into all of the other links. I completely missed the fact that...

I saw one at the car wash not too long ago and the owner let me look inside. It had been out for a night and there were food wrappers and dirty foot spots around. It was an older limo, but that's an awful lot of paint, taping, and vacuuming. I can't imagine cleaning one in the heat.

If clay works well, then it stands to reason that the NanoSkin pads could do the same. I'll have to give that a shot.....

Might want to figure in enough to cover some TyVek suits then.....

In addition to whatever electronics might be harmed, what about the interior of the vehicle looking a lot like an undocumented flood car for insurance purposes? Those seat tracks are going to rust like crazy.