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Welcome from Northern burbs in Illinois! This forum has amazing people and information.

I would offer, but can't during the week. What an amazing chance to work on something like this!

Here is a link to a posting I had sometime ago now. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/40427-headliner-restoration.html Key tips. 1) Be gentle if its a cloth headliner like mine was. 2) try a test spot for color fasting. 3) Be gentle

Could I get a copy to Mike? Please and thank you! [email protected]

I haven't run the test yet. I'm waiting for the summer warmth to roll around again. I really do want to know which one is better. Although I don't know if Autogeek will allow me to post an unbiased review of their product and a competitors foam lance.

LMAO! The 'MAN STEP!" was funny! I take commercials like I do all other advertisment on tv; If its funny to me, I laugh. At the end of the day I buy what I want and what has been reliable, commercials and advertisment really don't influence me. Results do. For this chevy commerical, I...

Very interesting that they are black spots. Your sure that its tree sap? Are they sticky when you touch and push on them? Anyways I can tell your that Automotive Go-Gone has worked outstanding for me with my normal products (Poorboys Bug Squash, APC+ etc) don't remove something. From my...

Claying that often is not needed. Some people clay 3 months, 6 months or even 12 months (all depends on their environment their car sees and sits in). I would just rewash your ride and your ready to polish.

Welcome from the Northern suburbs!! You will find limitless info here on Autogeek, along with members who are outstanding!!

I agree with you, but from one geek to another, I Do Not let these places clean my car once their done with their work and I let them know to leave it dirty... why? I would rather clean the water spots, doorsills, glass, etc etc etc. Rather than have someone who will most likely take the...

Sn95jones, let us know what area your in and I'm sure one of our members will be able to help you :props:

Autogeek, you're awesome!! Count me in! This would be an awesome vacation and would even allow me to visit my uncle (lives right outside vegas), who I haven't seen in almost in a decade!

You said you got the 2 driverside doors and the quarter panel painted? If so a good painter should have blended the front fender panel alond with the cab door in with the new paint job. It doesn't look like he did so. Does the front passenger door look the same? I would for sure have them...

I hear what you are saying about not wanting to hide your red interior with the WeatherTech digital lined mats or othat such mats I have detailed many cars (never seen a truck with) clear floor mats yet. - Every single one of the clear mats that I've detailed had turned a yellowish over time...

I normally just use some Megs APC+ and then blot the rest out...unless removing the headliner is needed. Here is a write up of my headliner I did some time ago. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/40427-headliner-restoration.html

:iagree: If its just a plastic chrome you will have to go the route of just using Nevr-Dull on a MF and rubbing it in. You can also us your APC stronger with a brush and see if that works.

Looking at the first photo it seems that some of the corrosion will just be to deep and extreme to fix. As truckbutt said, tried some nevr-dull, other dedicated chrome wheel cleaner or wheel sealant. Nevr-Dull Wadding Polish Poorboy’s Wheel Sealant: Protective sealant that improves & maintains...

Out standing work on both the rides!! The blue is simply amazing! :xyxthumbs: I do have a question about the tire and BF Total Eclipse Tire Gel below...VVV I just dont see any shine or matte uniform finish to the tire? Am I missing something? Does BF tire gel finish like that, with no shine?

^^^^This was suppose to be the third picture down from the above thread.

Yeah? You got yourself a deal. The Autogeek cannon comes with a "pressure gun fitting". Which connects to my pressure washer gun. The photo you link is the quick disconnect to switch out pressure niddles (1%, 5%, 15% spray pattern) which is at the end of the wand, which then connect to the...