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You going to go slinging that thing around town without proper protection? Where's your protection? I'd take home something Brazilian!

1. Pay someone to do it the absolute right way. 2. Just take your time, one panel at a time. Many people have divided out the project in many steps due to schedule conflicts or whatever. Continue reviewing some of the articles to understand what makes sense for you. EVERYTHING you generally...

Get a bottle of Chemical Guys Wash and Gloss. Strip the paint down...Read the directions to understand the amounts of product you will need.

It's hard to say what exactly what you will need that's relating to pad color/polish until you get the paint totally decontaminated. Like the others suggested: Wash Iron X Rinse/Wash Clay (Big Time!) See what you are then working with. Post some pics after you complete these steps. The GG...

Pimp that ride!

WOW, that looks amazing! What a beast...

Chemical Guys V7 seems to be a popular choice. I have been using it myself and am impressed. I have not used anything else to compare though.

Nice job! If the truck could smile, she'd be doing it right now!

OMG! I am just trying to imagine the looks on the Vet's face after that tooter went to spraying! LOL That would have been priceless....

Matt, Frankly, I would consider sending a letter to the owner of the dealership expressing your concern. These ignorant people at the dealership need to be properly trained and their supervisor needs to be terminated. Provide some true facts behind your concerns. Make sure you come off as...

He's down in Crawfish country.

Wow... I can see how things could be reaching their boiling point. I would have probably flipped out many moons ago. BTW, when is Crawfish season? Mud Bugs and Beer sounds awfully good right now.

Looks like they had a 2 liter soda bottle explode in the back! LOL I wonder if you could lay down some really hot water, sprinkle a bit of OxiClean powder on that area, agitate, let sit for about 5 min., and suck the heck out of it with a wet/dry. I have used this step on some of my home...

I would go onto their corporate website and e-mail them about it. You might get lucky and they send you some "swag" for FREE. Some company's would love for you to have you as a walking billboard.

I will try to post some pictures of the paint that needs some work. Need to work on my picture skills so you can see what I am working with.

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I recently purchased this 2009 MB E350 and want to do an extensive detail on this vehicle. As of about 2 weeks ago, I had no clue about this resource, and apparently, had no clue to how to even properly wash a vehicle. I was up late on night looking on YouTube and came across one of Mike's...