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I had several small dime and nickel size dents on each of my Truck Doors when I first purchased it used. A friend of mine suggested a friend of his that does this sort of work. Called the Dent Doctor. He charges $100 per panel and he did a wonderful Job. Big difference can't notice any...

Hi Scott, some nice shots. A few of them seem to be a tad under exposed. Next time try opening the lens up 1 more stop or use Fill Flash for the shaded areas.

My personal feeling about Car Bras is that I would not use one. I think they spoil the look of a car. Who would I be protecting the front end from, the next owner? If you do purchase one make you sure that you keep the underneath dry. I have been told that it can discolor the paint if it is...

....and good to blow water off after a wash....you will be very happy with it.... Tonya, if you are going to also use this Vac to Blow Off Water after a wash make sure that the hose is Free of All Materials and is clean. I have seen many scratches and chips put into paint without doing this...

"I would like one!"

For all of my detailing Needs and Super Service this is the only site I Go To. Also the advise on products and applications by members are the best. I have found No Need To Look Elsewhere.

I don't know what you mean by TOOL. The only tool I would say is the SHADE! I try to schedule my detailing to start early morning and in the SHADE. If I am not done by Noon I stop and continue either that evening or next morning. Just to hot after Noon and having a Black Car makes it all that...

Wow! What a Great Looking Machine. Good Luck with it and Please Be Careful when Riding. Don't take your frustrations out on the vehicle.

Nice Correction it came out Great. You see us Dad's can screw up once in awhile and not always the kids ;-)

I would say that if it's clear coated then most waxes are safe. I wax all of my car after a good preporation. Chrome and all and have never had a problem. Just don't go waxing anything that hasn't been properly prepared and polished like dead paint.

Welcome galen, you came to the right site. No Need to ask questions on other forums this forum has some wonderful, qualified detailers that are willing to help you with what ever questions you might have and AutoGeek is the place to purchase your detailing needs. There service and quality are...

Welcome Chip. You came to the right place for advise and some Great Products. You will find that this site is one of the friendliest and with some of the nicest people on the net.

Cobra Indigo 6 Inch Microfiber Bonnets!

Winter detailing here in New England slows down. But Washing and Cleaning the undercarriage increase. Most people wait for Spring for a full detail but want their cars washed often for removal of salt.

If you plan on sealing the paint, do it first then apply wax. Make sure you wait for sealer to cure before applying the final wax.

Nice Ride Mike. Car looks great. Thanks for sharing and the Wright Up.

Hi Al, I mis understood when you said you have to get some 4" pads, LOL. The PC can do some nice corrections in the hard too reach areas. It's a great tool. Oh, I live in Hopedale, MA. JoeD

Thanks for the look and comments Al. You won't be sorry for getting some 4" pads. They are great for the hard areas. I agree about the tires, I will be purchasing a New Set this winter.

And He or She should be. Great Turnaround!

Hi All, I purchased this 2004 XLT Ford Ranger about a little over a month ago. Sorry No before Pictures. I was looking for a daily driver and something with 4 x 4 for the New England Winters. When negotiating a price I kept pointing out the marring, scratches and several dings on each door...