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What do I use to restore/polish up that fake plastic chrome stuff? Im going to be detailing an older Ford F-150 (2000) and it has the chrome rear bumper. Im not sure if its real chrome or not though. Its not in terrible shape, but it definitely needs a good polishing to restore it to its...

I like my Meguiar's stuff. Simple Ultimate Spray Wax and Ultimate Quick Detailer are good enough for me… I have been wanting to try the Professional Detailer line of products, I just cant afford the gallon containers yet…

The straight on shot is good, but my favorite angle to shoot is the down low diagonal angle. Like these… I think its the best angle to show off the body lines of the car. The other being the reverse, when you capture the angle of the car from the lower rear of the car:

My L… Above hood shot, sorta… My old BMW 7… A Mustang GT500 I did recently & my all time favorite!…

& I meant to say Megs 205…

Thanks. Im just being lazy on this one. Its a dirty old 4x4, that looks pretty damn good for a dirty old 4x4. Hahaha, the silver color hides just about everything to the naked eye. Its a great color for the wife's car… Hahaha :dblthumb2:

Yes I know its aggressive. Im not necessarily looking for advice on getting rid of swirls. I know how to do that. Im saying the swirls that are there, if you can find them, don't bother me. So can I just seal it or should I, or do I NEED to follow UC with a polish?

This might seem like a ridiculous question to some people, but after using Megs UC, do you have to follow it up with polish or something else or could I just use wax to seal it and be done? Reason I ask is I just started on my wife's Expedition today for a much needed detail. I thought I had...

Ive gotten a lot of good info on here, but nothing specific. I guess the best thing I need to know is what products I should and or shouldn't use. Im partial to Meguiars products myself, and their marine line looks just as good as the other stuff. Are the automotive products recommended or not...

Ok, so a buddy of mine asked me if I could detail his boat (small sea-doo boat), and I told him I would do some research and get back to him. Im more than capable of doing cars, but Im a complete noob when it comes to marine vehicles. How different is fiberglass? What kind of questions do I need...

I can't tell you... It's a secret... Hahaha, just kidding. Just google image search for "secret squirrel," it should come up. Nice Cobra btw. A Bright Atlantic Blue 98 Cobra is on my "wanted" list.

No clue man. Its got a supercharger, so who cares!! Haha :xyxthumbs:

Hahaha, thanks! But its never gonna happen!! She's a keeper!:dblthumb2:

Thanks everybody!!

Ive posted a lot of questions on autogeek. Gotten a lot of great help here. Now I figured its time to post one of my personal cars that I just finished detailing for critique. Here is my 2004 Ford SVT Lightning: (Sorry I didn't take any close up pictures of the paint before I started. It had...

Whats the difference? Isn't it kinda the same thing? Seems to work the same. I just did a full detail on my truck about two weeks ago and its already dirty. Its mostly a film of dust since the weather has been dry, windy and hot lately. Im just not sure if I should jump on the "waterless wash"...

Anyone ever heard/tried this stuff? DryShine | Tire Shine | Tire Cleaner | Tire Treatment My buddy tried it on his F-150 and 6 months later it still looks as new as day 1! I need to redo the plastics on my SVT Lightning, and im debating wether or not I want to do Dry Shine or just repaint them...

Thank you sir! Appreciate the feedback!! :dblthumb2:

Ok, Dave, I tried the vinegar, and I got no result from it. Like I said before these blems are not eye catching. You've really gotta get up close to see them, and I mean close. I cant even get my camera to pick them up. But I can see them so I know they're there! Im going to try Megs swirl...

WOW! Thanks for that. Theres some great info there!! Im going to go try the vinegar method first and see what I get. I have already washed the truck, clayed it, then rewashed it. I gotta be honest, it looks damn good just doing that, but its been over a year since the last polish and I think...