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Wow that was a nice detail, on a classic LS, great job Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Nice job, that car was Hammered, did they ever wash or do any cleaning to this car ?!??. You sure salvaged the car putting it back to near new shape. Thanks for sharing Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Hey Zach thanks for all the tips and knowledge you shared with us here on the forum, I wish you and the family the best and will be following your comments on detailimage.com, Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

As fellow NYC weekend warrior detailer (BROOKLYN) job well done keeping that black shine, thx for sharing Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

Another great job, thx for sharing Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

Kirk H I'm sure you going to get more client coming your way !!!, what a turnaround, that so called other detailer just vacuumed and wash the car and was scared of the paint condition. You did a great job and I'm sure the owner was dumbfounded when he saw his "new Lexus Sc " Sent from my iPad...

Wow I must say that was heckuva detail, well done, thx for sharing Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

Yes that is essential to have, sun beams in the afternoons into my backyard, so this is a must have, thanks again for sharing your exoerience Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

That car came out sweet, good job for the"first detail gig", keep it going, thanks for sharing, by the way that's a portable canopy you using, where's you pick it up ?! Can you post s link to get one?? Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Nice job, real glossy, is there before pics ?!? Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Thanks Joe for the explanation, that was my thinking of why you used this combo, obviously delicate paint and didn't need cutting compound or polish. Great job. By the way more videos on YouTube channel please !!! Go Joe !!! Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I didn't know # 20 polymer sealant had any abrasives, or was the pad cutting pad enough to remove oxidation and using # 20 to seal like a one step?!?, in any event cool story, thanks for sharing, nice experience Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

Great improvement with had speed and heavy cutting pad, let's hope the owner takes better care of the vehicle, by the way what did you put on the paint to protect it after polishing ?? Sent from my iPad using AGOnline

He's definetly NOT PAINTING THIS TRUCK !!! Real nice job. Most people who don't wash their cars often, but keep their cars more than 5 -8 yrs may feel a repaint is needed when in fact good detail will bring it back to life, than they have to be schooled on how to take care of the vehicle paint...

Great, can't wait to see the final results, there a lot of cars that are neglected and a good compound and polish, and added protection can make a car nearly new look thus saving a lot of money from a respray, I bet he doesn't repaint the car if the rest comes out just as good !!!! Sent from...

That came out pretty good, I know justntomtouchnthendamaged area and noticed other areas needed some TLC , I would have probably done the same, thanks for sharing !! Sent from my iPad using Autogeekonline mobile app

Thank you for sharing your story, May Jehovah bless you and your family, keep the faith and be positive , that is truly and inspiring story you chose to share with us, continued success, I must say detailing was a way to help you cope, Auto geek forum has no boundaries, pro detailers, hobbyist...

Hmm sounds great, I'd like to be able to help with testing Sent from my iPad using Autogeekonline mobile app

Nice, job what a turnaround, I'll bet the owner felt like he got a new truck, grinning every time he looks at it

Yea nice job, claying your car important part of taking care of your cars paint, it's amazing how a lot of people still don't know this important part to keeping and maintaining your paint. Washing and waxing so much easier after claying the paint. Again great job