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I am thoroughly jealous! Congrats once again, that's a great surprise package they set you up with! I could really use that organizer!! :dblthumb2:

Trust in your doctor and stay strong Tom, your wife needs to see your confidence as it will make it easier on her. Your family is in my prayers!

-Flex 3401 -Daytona Speed Brush -Foam Gun -Meg's #40 -Bug Squash -Natty's Wax -DP Microfiber Cleaner -DP Xtreme Foam Shampoo

First and foremost, it appears you are in violation of the National Electric Code (NFPA 70). No worries, it's an easy fix AND it's for your own safety!! To be compliant with the code you will need to ground your "vehicle ground rod" to your home grounding network as all the grounds must be at...

Oh ok, that makes perfect sense, I didn't know the liquid Souveran was part sealant. Thanks!

This is product inexperience talking, but wouldn't Souveran paste and Liquid Souveran be exactly the same product aside from what form it's in thus producing the same results?

Congrats to the winners! :dblthumb2:

Thanks for the warm welcomes! PS - Y'all need to open up shop in Houston :xyxthumbs:

I can see them all. Very nice work!

I want to try Diamondite Crystal Gloss Surface Protectant!

Hey AGO, I'd like to formally introduce myself as I've been getting more active lately on the forums. I'm 26 and an amateur car detailer who at this time only details the family vehicles. I'm blessed with an amazing wife and a son who's going to turn 1 year old on August 25th. Detailing is...

Y'all did a spectacular job on that car! :props:

For my truck's leather seats I like to use Meguiar's Rich Aloe Leather Cleaner and Conditioner (two products). Easy on, easy off, and they leave the seats looking really nice, IMO. There's no lingering smell either.

I have a jar of PB's Wheel Sealant but only used it once so far. The wheels seemed to attract more brake dust than before so I never used it again. Is that common with that product or was I just under the wrong impression? It was so long ago I don't even remember if the dust was easier to clean off.

Your story was very touching, I hope yall have great weather during your trip. Your family is in my prayers.

Thanks for the suggestion! I had used EX-P because I had to use what I already have. There won't be any product purchases any time soon but when it is time I'll pick up the Blackfire as well as the WG paint sealant that I've been hearing so many good things about.

I wasn't expecting to get the results I got quite honestly and so I'd have to say M80 finshed them down enough. However, I'm sure other similar products would have done the same or similar.

I cleaned the tips up using sgtmillhouse648's advice and the write-up can be found at the link below. I didn't want to hijack the thread any more than I already did...:nomore::xyxthumbs: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/27338-black-stainless-steel-exhaust-tips.html#post336875

I decided to revive my black exhaust tips that had been neglected for many months and thousands of miles. Over time they turned a foggy gray and almost looked like regular neglected stainless steel. At first I thought I need to use some sort of metal polish but I was advised by sgtmillhouse648...