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"From a pile to a smile" haha. I think it's amusing about how much of a wreck the whole car was but he just had to rub some compound on that one tiny spot. Thanks for sharing.

If you have A LOT of room that cart might be ok. To me it seems like it would be too bulky. I'm also wondering if the legs of that cart might get in the way of extension cords. I just have an inexpensive Sterilite 2 drawer plastic cart like this and it's perfect. But everyone has a...

When you say go over the panels with ONR are you referring to using ONR as a rinse-less wash as it's intended to be? If so I'm confused as to why you would use the Pinnacle waterless wash as a pre-spray. You can use diluted ONR as a pre-soak solution and I think this would be a cheaper method...

Ouch! Just put the lip back on. :)

It is difficult to see the imperfections besides the water spots on this color and almost impossible to get them to show in pictures. This makes it hard to get good before and after shots but oh well, it looks like you did an amazing job. You are a very true friend. We need more people like...

Hey Grady, welcome to the forums. I'm in Covington. It's nice to see people from the area here. I'm more of a weekend warrior and no professional by any means. Of course I'd be willing to help you out though if you'd like. :dblthumb2:

Years ago my wife's Neon had headlights that blocked pretty much any light output. Just because I didn't have the products that are "supposed" to be used I was still very concerned with my wife's safety. I cleaned them up with orange Soft Scrub which produced good enough results to allow her to...

Please let the employee's know that their hard work does not go un-noticed. Thank y'all! scott

Zach, that's an awesome looking shot. I have the DLUX coating on the way and your picture makes me happy that I ordered it. Thank you! scott

Definitely not something you see everyday. And man that car is big! Good work and thanks for sharing.

I was using Jomax/bleach in a pump sprayer with a bucket of liquid soap/water and a scrub brush. I don't own a pressure washer but borrowed my parents washer to do this once. I found it inconvenient to lug around the house as the water hose and sprayer hose kept getting tangled. I didn't use...

you don't see it here but it makes me cringe when I see: For Sell :nomore:

I have one just like this http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/37486-ag-wash-bucket-cart-pic-s.html I've had it for years and it's been great! If I remember right it was about $150 or so but has paid for itself two fold. I always use the 2 bucket method when washing. One bucket...

That's great!

Thanks for taking the time to look this up and post it Bob! I don't have this equipment and if I did I still wouldn't be comfortable using it for this reason. Again, I'm more cautious than others when it comes to breathing "crap". Gotta protect my new(er) lungs. Scott

PPE = Personal Protection Equipment Add another one to the acronym list. -edit- tpr1634 beat me to it. One reason I have not used wheel brightner is that I don't have a sufficient mask that I would be comfortable wearing so I don't breathe the stuff. I had a double-lung transplant over 18...

It took me a few looks to understand what I was seeing, haha. And now I see how awesome it looks! Don't be intimidated at all. No one will make fun of you... at least not "publicly" j/j :D Scott

The 50/50's are impressive, great work. :xyxthumbs: I'm not a Range Rover fan at all but I'd drive that one :D Scott

Please do! You need to share the Cajun accent. :) Congrats on the new products. If you end up liking the wheel brightner let me know. I have a full 32oz bottle of it that I'll give you along with almost a full bottle of 105. I have always been scared to try the wheel brightner and rather use...