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Plasti Dip is great if used correctly. I'd recommend taking your wheels off the car and cleaning them thoroughly. Lets them dry COMPLETELY. The Plasti Dip will cover scuffs and other curb rash rather well. I'd recommend using a MINIMUM of one can for each wheel. I bought five cans and used one...

Seems like it would get in the way and rub against clean paint. No thanks. I'll stick to my Detailing bag. :)

I've never had to wipe Rain-X off after application. Neither have I had to use MF towels. I do one or two sprays on a paper towel and wipe over the window. No need to wipe off again as you would be removing the Rain-X itself. Wipe on and let it dry. Use as little as you can to cover the window...

Can't beat that for 10$

Detailed and drove one of these today at the shop. I like that it has a V8 and a quality interior.

Looks like I'll have to order a bottle of this.

Grabbing a new buffer. Id like to learn the rotary. But then again I'd like to grab a Flex Orbital or maybe both? Steamer. Crap load of pads. Few bottles of product. Nice wooden play set for my son. Get my boat motor running. Few new fishing rods. Rest in bank.

I share Prime with my aunt. Can't beat it.

Awesome. I also enjoy listening to instrumentals. Helps me zone into my work. Never thought about a lecture or Ebooks I wouldn't mind refining my Spanish with Rosetta stone. :)

I know I can be way more focused into detailing while I'm tuned out with headphones. But what really gets me going is some old rock while I detail. Stone Temple Pilots, Temple of the Dog, Alice in Chains, Zepplin, Metallica, Ozzy Osbourne, Van Halen, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Toadies and lots...

Always when we go to car shows and it might ran my buddies tell me "Aren't you worried it might rain?" "No, Then well see who really detailer their cars." I think I'm the only person on the highway who doesn't use their windshield wipers. RainX rocks.

Meguiars High Tech Yellow #26. I eat, breathe and sleep this stuff. First quality wax I've used since i started a couple years back. Gives the paint a lot of depth and shine. Also wipes off like butter. I hit the nail on the head on the first go, Haven't looked back since!

That sounds like a nightmare. I almost lost it on these vans. with working my 40 hours and coming home and doing what I can with them. It wasn't going good and I thought I was in way over my head considering the deadline. I had to walk away from them feeling defeated Sunday night lol. Not to...

I ended up ordering a 10 pack of Eraser wheels to keep in my arsenal now. I'll Stick to the heat gun for pin stripes and small one layered logos. Other than that I'll be using the eraser wheel. I used it on a corded drill with no problems. I've gotten better with the heat gun, Come to find out...

Those vans looks awesome. I want one for camping, preferably 4X4. :)

Great work. What do you dress with?

So halfway through the first van. My neighbor came over and brought me an Eraser Wheel. Luckily there was enough on there to finish one van. It was a vast change in pace compared to the heat gun. I just ordered a couple online. Informed the customer it will take a few days for the wheels to get...

I'm trying everything and its not working. Pull and inch of tear, pull and inch of tear, pull and inch of tear. I'm in over my head it seems. Think ill just call the customer and tell them its not working out. I don't know what to do. Wish I had an eraser wheel. FML

So I picked up this bad boy today for 30$ The logos aren't coming off as easily as I expected. I get a spot going nicely and it end up tearing uneven on me after a couple inches. I have to start to scratch the edge up to start again. Also having a hard time with the individual lettering. It's...

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