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Well I am a retired Operating engineer. I operated side booms and cranes as well as front end loaders and dozers. I did not work on the derrick platforms. I mostly help build pipelines from the well house to the gathering center. Believe me the thrill is gone as far as being up north is...

Have been told the inside passage from Seattle to Alaska is similar to Fjords of Norway. Spent three years in Juneau. Then thirty years in Fairbanks plus twenty plus years working the oilfields of Prudhoe Bay during the winter where the vistas are unincumbered by anything but snow to view the...

If after washing you have little dust on the vehicle Poorboy's S&W is the thing to have. Spray a panel wipe off then put your LSP on. If you are doing some paint correcting use the the S&W wipedown to get it ready. I detail my black truck out in the open all the time. Doing a panel at a time.

Truls, that was a really nice write up on a start to finish type detail. I love the first after picture with its low angle view. Nice red!! My family is from Karmoy Island near Stavunger(sp). Some day I will take my son to the beaches of Karmoy Island to see where his great Grandfather once...

#1. Klasse AIO is a paint cleaner with some protection. It is stated that it is a stand alone product yet I have never used it as such. I have used it to prepare for KSG, EX, ExP, Z2Pro, LS, or, any carnuaba paste wax. #2. optimum makes a fine line of corrective polishes. So are the SSR...

I would be excited, as well, if I recieved a guzzler in the mail. As it is I am going to give the Diamondite system a try on my tonneau cover and roof. Have some white spots from a tree in the parking lot of the motel I stayed in last summer. Was going to use a clay bar. With this new...

Back in the days when I covered everything with a product I put a lot of stains on my trim around the truck. Really stained the trim on my tonneau cover as well. I puchased Forever Black to take the stains away. It took several applications but did the trick. Now I maintain with Trim...

check out this website. http://www.melncal.com/detailing/ It is from forum member BLKYukon. This will give you a definitive look at what it is supposed to look like.

errr I mean MF towels. Especially if they are fluffy.

A chat room would be nice. Have been on a few and they are really nice to get to know a forum member. I have visited with forum members after chat and have found that they are what they type. Have had nothing but good things happen thru a detailing chat room. Look forward to AG insertion of...

Well, well, Well. Happy Birthday! There is nothing like turning 18. If I were you I would write about it to yourself. Save the page or so of journaling and read it again when you are 21,35, and 50. I didn't but wish i would have.

I know that I have more than enough detailing supplies on hand. I also have a rotary and PC. Yet what I truly want from Santa this year is the Metabo rotary. It would have to come from Santa. There is no way I could justify the purchase of it since I already have a working rotary.

Black is beautiful. So is the truck that you showed pictured!! Would have been nice to see and after shot that was similar to the before shot of the other detailer's swirls.

If you want to learn how to handle a rotary with a few well placed funds the Vector is the way to go. It works. Have had mine two years and have done multiple jobs with it. If money is no object .....METABO

I knew that I liked you for the way you look at things, Killr. This just solidifies everything. LOL! I am anxiously awaiting my order to see what the free gift is. And me with a large shelf full of product. I am no kid .....but I sure feel like it.:righton:

Although I do not use PC every time that I apply and LSP I do use a pad often for LSP application. I have found that other than the intitial charging of the pad I do not use more product unless i put on more product. It certainly is a more even application of the LSP compared to my hand...

As far as a complete line of products Poorboy's would be the one that I use most often of the lines that were mentioned in the poll. Price is reasonable. The products do what they say when used appropriately. The looks and durability are more than fair. I would not hesitate to recommend...

Killer, that video should come with a disclaimer. Not only was that REALLY BAD but vile as well. Good one!! LOL!!

The only thing that you owe me is to do the same thing for some one else when the time arises. Then tell them to do the same thing to repay you. Just pay it forward. I appreciate the thanks as well.

I can hook you up with a few MF towels. To get you down the road. Send me a PM with your address.