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congrats, best of luck as you move on to higher education!

I suck with the whole photo portion of the industry, so I'm not one to point fingers, only reason I knew what size to resize mine to was Todd telling me.

They resized on my computer too so really no biggie but when I opened it the hood was on my tv and the trunk was on my ipod.

+1 on the resizing though, just realized that.:nomore:

:urtheman: Wow, some of those flame pics are unreal! Almost translucent, with very sharp reflections behind them, that kicks ass, nice work.:dblthumb2:

Very very nice!

Prior to sanding discs like the new meguiars ones, and trizact, I don't think dry sanding was much an option. With traditional papers, I have never dry sanded.

Looks pretty good, should appeal to a large client base, should serve you well.

That's fine I suppose, I would recommend more Meguiars products though, the detailer line is a great value. Their polishes are impeccable, waxes and sealants all easy to use, matter of fact, all their products are very user friendly, and after 7 years, I have gone back to using many Megs...

Absolutely! Lots of determination coupled with a quality pad and polish.

Just less mess pretty much, easier to control the amount of shedding. But not too terribly different.

When I said lube, I meant the oils found in polishes anyhow, that's where you got confused.

No, I sanded moist, trizact papers which you actually can sand dry with the same results.

Technically if you can correct a square inch you can duplicate it over the entire car, but that's not the best way to spend your month:props:

Well, you're pretty much using liquid sand paper and a da or rotary every time you polish, just no lube with the sanding paper.

That's a tremendous write up yourself Mike. I envy your #7 collection. I only have the bottle on the far right (the newest edition) and have gone through a few bottles of it in the past few years. I have never used it the way you did in the write up, I get around black (or black metallic) where...

Thanks Mike, and it is a hassle, I have more respect for the guys that put together incredible photo's and write ups than I used to. It drains you, I have hundreds of photo's but narrowing them down to get the point across is tough to do. #7 was used on all painted surfaces, I love the stuff...

Megs... 6,7,16,105,205,scratch x on tight areas in the door jambs. Hyper dressing, gummi fledge, leatherique, power clean, z10, zaio, for the most part, that's what I remember, I was trying to make it an all Megs detail, which I just about did, and there were many other products used, I'll just...