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dealers never use quality stuff unless the work is contracted out to a detailer for the detail on your new and delivered Benz.

Holly crap . . . that's what im talking about. Have your rims ever got as bad of shape as mine though? That is really crazy that they still look like that. Are they chrome or polished? clear or non clear coated? I need to get that stuff you recommended and give it a shot.

That wool polishing ball won't scratch up the rim or anything? Got any hots of your rims and how long you have had them? I'm hoping that stuff works . . . willing to give it a shot.

I have polished them before. Using a metal polish and the polish and the microfiber do turn black. There is one guy who lives near my girlfriend who has similar rims though i don't see him much anymore. He polishes his rims all the rime and uses wax after to protect them, but i just want to get...

sick trust . . . pain in the butt to clean. . . . i thought it was the same truck as the one in the video link i left, but similar.

NM . . . wrong truck after looking at the video again but here is the link: YouTube - how to get in a big truck

killer job. I wish we had clients out here like that. Most people here don't want to pay for that sort of detail. I'm thinking of moving to the mainland to continue my detailing business. Nicely done!

I did a read through on that and hopefully it works on clear coated rims or so i think mine have a clear coat. Never thought that using a latex glove would help, but i'll try it hopefully this week.

That was something that i did want to try. How strong of a drill do you need? Not sure if i want to try to get a better drill then the one i have. Any wheel polishes you recommend that might help?

There are some pics as you can see the scratches that i would refer to as micro marring/swirls. Any help?

I have these rims on by truck: Weld Racing Cheyenne 6 20"x12 rims. I have been having a debate with myself on if they are polished or chrome. I have been super busy with detailing so i have had very little time to pay close attention to my own truck since we have 2 that we use for our...

well . . . after a lot of reading things could go a couple different ways. Depending on the person and car etc . . . you can use a between 2-3 sets of pads per car give or take. Some people like to have 2-3 or more of each color, and some people would just prefer to clean the pad after it gets...

so how do you manage to get cars to look that good. Must put a lot of man power and hours into those cars. Also, what do you use to groom the carpet?

now you don't recommend using the 3.5" backing plate or don't recommend using the 4" pads and the 5.5" with the 3.5" backing plate? Sorry just making sure before i order.

so it would be benificial to use the 4" pads then on the PC? When i initially baught my PC the detail supply place locally changed out the backing plate and i purchased some pads that they recommended, but after hanging around here the past several months i realized that the 6.5" pads they told...

more input so we can all chime in

that is some great detailing. I would give anything in the world to be able to do work like that.

what would you normally charge for something of that nature?

i have yet to switch over to the 4" pads. I keep hearing 4" or the 5" pads but i only see the 4" and 5.5" pads. I currently have 6.5" pads and as far as correction goes i was able to do a little correcting, but i'm sure like everyone else here states switch over to the 4". I'm going to just use...

never did try those, but i have seen them before. Might be worth giving a try.