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Thanks, Nick! I appreciate you folks having these contests.

Thank you! PM sent.

On wall behind shelving unit

Somebody supposedly said "I know the voices in my head aren't real .... but they have such good ideas sometimes." :-) Thanks to all of you, Yancy, Nick, Meghan, for all the work and support.

Yancy, Very interesting to see all the behind-the-scenes work on the DVD. You guys who keep an integrated vision of what you want the finished product to look like, and put the pieces together from different segments, are true multitaskers. And thanks to Nick and Meghan for the sales, and for...

You guys are QUICK! Congrats.

DD, I have two tabs open, and use one for the video, one for the thread. To update the thread, I just select a previous page in the page count, it updates to the new page count, go to the new last page. Hope that makes sense.

Haha! "It's easier to put swirls in than take them out ..... but you can't get people to pay for that."

Coupon code looks like ..... I ... W .... V ...... A !! in the famous Squiggly font. :-P

As siberianrunner pointed out, KAIO is good for lots of things in addition to your car's finish. It did a great job of cleaning up the B-pillars (matte black plastic) on my Toyota, as well as the chrome-finished plastic window trim. I use it to clean and leave some protection on door jambs...

Been hoping for a "challenging" finish for the demonstration. Looks like this one qualifies. Sorry for the owner that it happened, but it'll be a great way for us (the non-pro types; I know the pros see lots worse than this) to see what it might be like to take on a finish that's more abused...

Thanks for the input, guys. swanicyouth: Never thought of Hydro. Thanks. And yes, I was wondering about the Gtechniq Trim Restorer, whether that left a hydrophobic finish, which seems like it would be slick after a rain. Twister: Yep, that's what I was afraid of. I surprised myself by...

I'm gradually getting my brother into this addiction. After we cleaned and protected the paint on one of his vehicles, I introduced him to Klasse AIO. He is very happy with the difference it made in cleaning and protecting many parts of his truck. He has chrome nerf bars with black rubber or...

Thanks for the reply. It works great! My car has badly stained exhaust tips, and I was searching the forum for suggested products. Happened to see your after shots and thought hey, those are the shiniest exhaust tips I've seen. Beautiful work on the entire car. Cheers.

Check the photos in post #5 of this thread to see the results Mike got with PlastX. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/54357-make-up-removal-plastic-gouges.html

It was very helpful. ... and thank you for the fast response. :-)

Judyb, What about auto seats with perforated leather? Especially leather where the perforations allow forced air outflow from the air conditioner? Obviously I wouldn't want to clog those up. Would the method you mention, foaming cleaner followed by a protectant, be applicable in this case...

Looks great! What did you use on the engine bay and the exhaust tips?

Russ

Great pix, instructions, and lessons learned. Thanks for taking the time to pass that information along to us. I know it added more time to the marathon. And I think that's part of the space station you caught in the reflection shot. :-)