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Great job!

How much ONR did you use? When I used too much it streaked on me but never a film. I use ONR at all office complexes so the eco-Nazis don't bust my chops.

Lol...we've all 'sinned' my brother. Some more than we care to admit.

Allen may have missed a few Mothers Back to Black submissions. lol... I was amused by the poster who said he had applied it incorrectly after Forrest from Mother's talked to him. Makes me wonder how he applied it initially. @cardaddy: I love Meg's #7.

This is the honest truth. To the op, think long and hard exactly how much your time is worth and why you're entering this arena. Will you be happy doing "wash and wax" jobs? Is it worth committing the time and money? How much initial investment will you need? What are your hours? Biz cards...

If it was me... 1.Change that drab green to a day-glow green. Similar to the Nike color that's so popular right now. It' catches your eye fast. Either that or bright yellow. Goes well with the word 'Glo'. 2. Incorporate some black in there. Either as an outline or some of the letters. 3. Add...

After growing up in the Midwest, there's no way I could leave California to go back to that crap. For those with OCD,......err I mean those of us who detail for a living, seeing those cars make me want to clean something. lol...

You'd think the guys at Chemical Guys would have realized this. It really boggles my mind that you can have a huge 'car product' company, ...and yet overlook this important detail. Wow.

Meg's #7? I thought you were suppose to wipe that off right away. Was it hard to get it off the paint?

So are they going to bring back the reviews on the product pages?

Had to bump this. Great job! That's a detail. One thought,....they DIDN'T want the headlight restoration done?!?

It looks better,..but like Kaban said, it looks matte. Do you have a buffer? Maybe some M105 and orange pad.

WOW! Now that's impressive. Outstanding job Nick. I had to look at the title of your thread to make sure I read 'chrome' after seeing the first pic. They looked like alloy wheels at first. I bet the client was happy.

@smack: thank you @Luxury Mobile: Thank you and I agree 100%. Not that there's a definition of "true detailing",...but to me the improvement is more noticeable and fulfilling to me. @cire: I've got it down to a process if that makes any sense. I cut back on time by keeping my supplies close...

This was a really dirty 2006 Dodge Durango. Rough shape, scratches all over, filthy interior, 3 rows of seats, just bad. It's been pretty typical of what I've seen lately. I think the dirtier, the better. Total Time: 4 hrs. Products Used: Wheels/Tires: Meg's APC+ Diluted 4:1...

2006 Durango

2006 Durango

2006 Durango

2006 Durango

2006 Durango