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Awesome. Thanks for that, Ray. I think if I would have done a multi-step process, it would have come up to a very nice finish but in reality the only part that is going to be seen by the vast majority of people is the little 12" section that pokes out from the intercooler return and up to the...

Wow, yours looks perfect. Nicely done. I think you started off with a little better product (this stuff was terrible & mandrel bent so it was almost impossible to get the bends to shine). I would have to sand it down to get perfect mirror. What was the process you used? Thanks for the...

Thanks. Well, the pipe pictured is the actual exhaust. Just to the left of the picture is the muffler and dump'd tip.

Well, I did it. First thing was cleaning off tons of tape residue with a green scrub pad and some adhesive remover. Then I cleaned the whole thing with some green cleaner. Wiped it all down with some alcohol. I used the stock pad that came with the buffer and put a microfiber bonnet on it...

After re-reading what I wrote, I could have been a bit more clear. During the off-season a new turbo went on the car which required new 4 inch plumbing. We're only talking about 4ish feet of it and only a little bit of it shows unless people are really looking at the car or a well timed...

Hey guys, A good friend of mine just got new exhaust for his race car. It is all 3+ inch aluminum but looks like crap. I did a test section with some mothers alum & mag polish with a small dremel buffing pad and it came out looking pretty fantastic. The car is pretty nice and this would really...

Yes. It is worth it. It was worth the 34.99 retail too.

Since you live in NJ, I'm surprised that you don't know that this(underlined) is incorrect. You can (and will) be stopped and fined for not removing snow and ice from all 'exposed surfaces'. I passed numerous 'check points' where there were cars being pulled over and written for not cleaning...

I use a very soft brissel broom on my truck, its the best I can do. The car is tucked away in a garage.

Well, this house had better be the right house because they accepted my offer. Now that it is turning into a reality, I'm quite excited and can't wait. I think that my expectations were really too high for what I can really afford. After really going back over the pictures and videos of the...

That's a great point. We do have some terrible winters here, but that's what my truck is for. I'd keep the car in the garage and the second bay would be a project that I'm looking to start (v8 ranger) with my 4x4 out in the driveway. The heat in the garage comes from a natural gas fed heater...

I grew up in construction, so fixer-uppers are within my view. I'm not really keen on doing any major work (e.g. Lifting a house to replace rotted/termite eaten beams) and I'm considering that gutting the kitchen and bathroom in most places will be required. I'm a single guy with no kids and a...

No flood damage. All the new stuff, the hardwood floors, because they want to sell the house. With over a year of inventory on the market, if you don't have updates the house is either not going to sell or it is going to sell for considerably less. The guy does all the work himself. The...

I've been looking at a lot of houses lately and one of the top things I'm looking for is either an over sized 1 car or a two car with no center posts. I've looked at roughly 40 houses in the last month and if they have a decent garage, the rest of the house is below par. Some have really...

For my chrome wheels, the best I've experienced to get off brake dust and general daily driving crud is the Mothers Mag and Alum cleaner. While it doesn't 'turn black' as it does when used for its titled purpose, I find that it quickly cuts through all of the crap easily and leaves a great...

Thanks for the input guys, I appreciate it. I didn't mean that I was going to finish buffing off the Fuzion then start with the FK. I was planning on washing and waxing the car Friday, then in the afternoon Sunday going over it with the FK. Since it is a daily driver, it does get a little...

I've never used QD's that's why I'm asking. The only time I've used any of the products is for clay lube. I've already gone through a process of m105/205/PO85RD, applied WGDGPS and a coat of Fuzion and it has been through a few washes. This weekend, I'm going to go through and wash the car...

Hey all. I've got the sample of fk425 and I'm interested in using it, but I can't seem to find the real answer on how exactly to use it. Am I supposed to be misting the entire care (small sections at a time) and buffing it immediately off? With a large car (Caddy DTS), I doubt I would even...

Ok... for you FK425 users... I finished the car. It has WGDGPS, topped with Fuzion and it looks fantastic. I've washed it once using WG auto bathe last weekend. It rained yesterday and I'd like to use some ONR followed by FK425. Does that sound kosher?

I put on a coat of the fuzion on the car tonight. It went on pretty good, but I wouldn't say it was the easiest thing to take off ever. The DGPS was easier. The wetness, gloss, and depth that was added was nice. No pics right now because it was getting dark by the time I wiped the last of it...