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Oddly enough, I was thinking about this last night at work. Cars today are amazing, the paint, technology, and so on... I am amazed that so many people are so willing to in-detail explain their techniques and share their craft with those that are willing to listen or are as enthusiastic as they...

Hazing on the inside is a problem I am facing with my car. Somehow they became unsealed and have let moisture in. Thinking about baking the headlight to separate it, then powerball the inside of the lens and reseal the light with.... Something other than hopes and dreams. Not sure what I will...

The Bolo is one funky bird sir. The engines on the B-25 are even more powerful than the ones on the B-17. Great plane, and one I could never get enough photographs of. The engines I posted on the last page are on the B-17 Restoration going on in Chino, CA. Along with that P-38 that is in...

B25 Engine Abandoned Train Station on Echo Mountain

My wife and I go to K-mart in Carson, CA. and do the layaway pay off trick. The people are so cool there, they find lay-aways that are mostly toys, kids clothes, and stuff like that. Then we just pay up the tabs. It really is a lot of fun and it makes you feel good too. This is the 6th year...

I like when water sheets off the car, it looks like the blob and cracks me up... Easily amused animal here.

I have always liked those cars, great work man.

That came out fantastic, great job.

I can pick out plenty of grammar and other mistakes I made in the original post. It was done at 1am after a day of polishing, baby changing, and all the other fun stuff a family guy has to do. I would edit it, but I just got home from a 14 hour work day and I need to go do some fun family guy...

Funny thing is, I asked him the same question about the repaint shortly after I took the first picture. He said he didn't know and he got it used but it wasn't re-shot while in his possession. Even with the huge layer of crap on the car, it just didn't look right hahah. It was a lot of fun...

So, a buddy of mine has a Porsche Boxter, and he will be trading it in this week. So, being I am new to machine buffing he let me have a go at it. This thing was in bad shape, still is... but it was so worth the practice. The paint was so abused, it looked dirty after it was washed and...

Thanks guys, I really enjoy it. The great thing is, it wasnt as loud as I thought it would be. Dont want to freak out the neighbors as I am the new guy on the block haha. Will do a test spot on that spoiler and post the results when I get out there. It will be interesting to see what 205...

On a side note, this is my rear spoiler... It is pretty darn oxidized. Today I was going to tackle it with 205 and the light cut pad just to see. Do you think it will work? Or should I save the polish and go straight to M105?

So I bought a GG6 from AG, this weekend was the first try at using it. My roof had some swirls as it had never been buffed out by machine. I forgot to take before pics as I was too excited to finally have a nice day outside to get going. My roof was the only thing I could hit because I took...

Imagine how I felt when I saw a Mclaren Mp4-12C going through a gas station car wash. All those little slappy brushes of scratch causing doom just pounding away at that awesome coppery paint with such enthusiasm. Made me so so so sad.

I checked my Costco MF Towels, and they are Detailers Preference brand. Have used that brand since I first found them and have had zero issues on paint. The kirkland ones never really softened up enough for me to feel comfortable using on paint. I would recommend washing the whole set before...

I have never been fan of white cars, but that just looks clean as heck dude. Again, good job.

I am glad youre ok Romans, thats the main thing. Cars are replaceable no matter how much we love em. Once were messed up, we tend to feel it forever.

We werent that lucky, it was a 4-runner and the tow package is what hit the front of the hood. Nice deep scratches... Burn...