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I thought the PG dried out quick, dusted, and was generally not as easy to use as the SIP or Nano. I also had some 3M compound, but did not use. This is what the painter used to buff out after color sanding.

Here is the story in a nutshell. We have been working on a slow assembly of my brother's 1959 Chevy Impala. New black paint bc/cc done about a year ago and was sanded/buffed at the time, although not as well as could be, but that's just me. Now my BIL and I are working on detainilg the paint...

I like the CTS too. Also, my nephew just got a loaded Pontiac G8 that is pretty sweet.

Jim, In your experience, can you chrome plate a piece of anodized aluminum trim, without removing the anodizing? Asking about a grill off of a 59 Chevy Impala. My brother is going to see about having this done.

My father could work miracles with some bailing wire, vice grips and a can of WD-40.:xyxthumbs:

Does anyone know if the wheel glaze works well on chrome wheels?

I have not tried the Megs or the wolfgang or Pinnacle combos, but I have been very impressed with the Menzerna Power Gloss, SIP, and Nano trio. It has worked wonders so far with just a PC or Griots machine.

I just saw it. Too funny.

On a different note, we were working on my brother's 1959 Chevy project and he was cleaning some plastic lenses that had old dried wax on them. I told him to use peanut butter to remove it. They thought I was nuts, tried it, and it worked great.:props:

Trailer looks great. Tight fit for the Vette.

Please enter me into the Vac giveaway, I would love to try it out and give back an honest review of the Autobahn Max Vac!

I'll ty what I have on hand and it sounds like I may need to put in a new AG order.:D It's too hot to detail this big sucker right now and we have plans for the next two or three weekends. Hope the AC holds up! It should need a good washing after the three trips.

I think a good cleaning and protection but it is sort of dull, so maybe polish too. It is big (31') and I have a PC. I may give the XMT360 a shot. Right now it has been too hot and we are going camping this weekend, so it will have to wait.:cheers:

The wife and I just purchased a 2004 travel trailer to do some camping this summer with the family. Of course it needs detailing! It has the smooth fiberglass FRP sides. I need to know from experienced professionals the best products for this job. I have on hand the Menzerna stuff and...

Did he get out the belt sander for the tough spots?:cheers:

Previously detailed by Billy Bob's Mobile Sand Blastin and Car Buffin Looks great now, great save.

I may have to try that, we live on a gravel road and have three black rides.:eek:

Wolfgang DGPS

Does Megs still make this stuff?

The mat looks new now, great write-up.