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Thanks for the suggestions on dressing the tires! We do have compressed air at the station and will take a look at using a nozzle for application. Would also help with dressing the tires on our trucks. Trying to teach the members about proper washing of the trucks, just ordered boars hair...

Great Job! How long did it take you?

Nice job!! I love seeing these posts with cars we don't see here in the U.S.

Thanks for the feedback! Using a sponge to apply the tire dressing was tedious and took a lot longer than I thought but it was necessary. I will definitely look into the CarPro or longer lasting coating.

So first post in Show and Shine and I know picture quality is poor, will need to invest in a digital camera soon. Vehicle is a Black 2010 Ford F-350. It's my wife's truck used for her hauling around plants and landscaping so it gets abused. I can't let her drive around in dirty truck after...

If you haven't picked one yet my suggestion would be along these lines: German for word little brother : Brunderlein So something like Flex B 2401 VRG

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Mechanical Engineer Currently design tools for shaping/drawing(Pulling) aluminum for automotive and cosmetics. Last job was designing medical instruments for removing blood clots and stents. Volunteer Firefighter when I leave my 9-5.

Craig

Hi Brad, Where in Ct are you? I live up in Burlington. If you are not far from me and want some help detailing let me know. Craig

I am also new to detailing. I have used griot's 2 and 3 polishes before. What I learned is that you have to work the area for awhile and break the polish down. Once you worked the area for awhile the minimal amount of residue left came right off. I learned also that I was using way too much...