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Great work! Never would have thought to just polish out the tool box! Great idea. Wonderful turn around

As for the headlights I wet sanded with 1500 and then 2000 grit paper and then used SIP with a Griots garage polishing pad to polish up the headlights. (I don't like using my nice pads on headlights) No he is not planning on putting another one on. It has 200,000 on it and it's his company car...

The customer didn't know. I imagine that it is one that the dealership or manufacture put on at the factory.

This customer said the clear bra has been on for about 10 years and boy did it show! It was sun faded and scratched/cracked beyond belief! This was my first time removing a clear bra and don't know if I ever want to do it again on one that is so old. It didn't come off in one piece because of...

Looks pretty dang sweet if you ask me

Keep up the good work!

It's just the honda emblem on a black 07 civic SI

How do you shave them off? Never done one before. Do you just heat up the glue and then us a plastic putty knife and just scrape it off?

Any recommendations on how to clean up the area's around car emblems. Like the toyota, honda, hyundai emblems? There are those tiny areas inside them that I have a hard time getting them polished and all shiny. Is using q-tips the best way to polish and wax them, or does anyone have a better way?

I totally hear what your saying about meeting your customers needs. Still just to maybe throw in what everyone else is thinking. It's hard to to want to make every car look perfect, since most of us are proably OCD about detailing ;). But your right on the money that spending 8 hours on...

Looks just fine. I'm sure the customer wouldn't be able to tell much of a difference if you took it a step farther

Nice Keep up the good work!