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Killin it as usual! Check your PMs when you get a minute.

I can't speak for the woolies but I love my Daytona's. I have the Jr and big size and they are great. They fit into every nook and cranny of all wheel types. I finish up with a large diameter detailing brush (no idea where I picked it up back in the day) for the face of the wheels. I like...

That was my impression as well, maybe a little less than Sonax but still a very good "OTC" product. I love Meg's brand (and everything they stand for) so I have a few bottles tucked away amidst my Sonax FE's for light maintenence cleaning.

Not to thread jack but Bill what was your impression of the Meg's Dub wheel cleaner?

LOL :laughing:

Thanks for posting this, I know that sinking feeling when you've done irreversible damage. Your post prevents other new guys (like me) from making the same mistake down the road--to me that's worth its weight just as much as the how-to's on this site. Again, thanks.

:xyxthumbs: Incredible work. Like everyone else is asking though, what was your process?

Good stuff, wheels look new again!

Great work! What was your procedure with the wheels?

you guys deserve it, keep up the great work! Thanks for being such a great company.

Hey brother, what is your process for cleaning exhaust tips? Your work on that GTR was awesome...

Nice work, really brought that car back. Curious as to what your process is for getting those tips looking brand new.

I dream of the day I have to make that difficult decision!! :coolgleam:

Another vote for the Flex. I went back and forth between it and the Rupes when I upgraded from my PC. I am happy with it and it is truly night and day compared to my old setup. I bought a black VW hood from a local junk yard, sectioned it off and tried various techniques (wet sanding, pads...

I love these posts! You have incredible clientele, speaks volumes for the work you do.

Agreed--I didn't fully appreciate these until I saw one beastin' down the road on a random trip to Charleston I took. Congrats on the purchase, enjoy the miles ahead!

Beautiful car and job well done!

Awesome, awesome job as usual Francisco :props:

Ok, I figured the same. Figured I'd alert the OP of the headache I dealt with. OP, I am wishing you success! Can't wait to see the finished results/write-up. I have the same year/model (in white) scheduled in the upcoming weeks for compound, polish, coating. Good luck! :xyxthumbs:

Anyone have any feedback on Dash's polisher of choice? I went to the Flex DA after learning my lesson on "hard" black Audi paint and now only use the PC7424 on tighter areas that require smaller pads. I know that ceramiclear can be a beast.