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I have recently been using GG spray on wax after I blade my cars. really amazing how it adds to the depth of paint. I have of course recently polished, sealed, and waxed the mutha' too. Always been curious about Aquawax. Everyone seems to love it. Is it a "typical" spray on wax? Are all spray...

Thanks all - will pick up some tomorrow and give it a try

Pic is of a bumper bolt that's showing rust. Many others on bumper as well. I've seen some info on types of "iron removal" gels and such that are applied then washed/wiped off. I've even seen some pics of a product that was used on paint to remove contaminants (metal based I suppose). What re...

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tks forrest would love to take u up on offer but.... not sure how to do the pm thing..........tks

I have an area inside my car that is just left of the driver and just right of the passenger made of black plastic trim, it's a vertical piece. When releasing the seatbelt (even when being careful) it, the buckle, seems to hit this plastic piece and leave a mark. I know that the mark can be...

you're the best appreciate the effort thank you

Yes hotwhip...that's what we shoulda done. I have started a word document called detailinfo. For instance I take the text from that/any explanation of repair or job and copy/paste it into the document. I open it and copy/paste whenever something looks like it's important. For instance, since...

tks hotwhip lookin at it now

Your right, didn't go with any tools. That would have been a mistake. I did go with a small sponge rubber block with 1000-1500-2000 wet. I think I'll have to take some of the bigger scratches (made by 1000) down with the 2000. Then I can M105. I did get down to the 2000 on the door and then...

upon further review:\ took a couple different pics as we pulled it outta the garage. heading out for sandpaper. did a little searching on wet sanding and such. i'm thinking from what you said is that if i can get the sprayed off of the clear i might be able to compound it make it a bit less...

Thanks RoadRage. I've just been cleaning an polishing my cars. Nothing more than that. We painted a plastic bumper together about 20+ years ago after we backed into a dumpster. We weren't too worried about a real nice finish back then on that car. I only have a DA with some GG mach polish...

So my friend knows I've begun to learn a bit about this detailing game. He sees my cars are looking very nice and comes over tonight with this problem: On the hood he has used some paint code matched paint in a ratlle can and some in a regular can. He has also used it on drivers side door right...

They asked if I was active military, I am not but am a vietnam era vet. They gave me 15% across the board. I was there about an hour before closing time but the kid said if I cme back we can go over some use of tools, products, and have some fun in their garage with thier stuff. Looked like fun...

Was in the area so I decided to go to the Griot's Garage store in Tacoma, Wa. Spent a couple hours there. I'm new to the detail game so it was all very exciting for me. They have a few cars, lots of products, tools, etc. Staff seemend knowledgeable and the restrooms kick ass. For me, it made...

WTF? I mean different people see things different ways and I support you in your desire to live anormal life but....WTF? Just out of curiosity, which 3rd world nation did you move to? I've battled rules and ignorance for years......good luck my friend.

So DLaw says red is aggressive then the blue is average. I think the blue or white will probly suit my needs. But what would cause the need for an 'agressive' clay?

Well then, that explains it. Tks!

Had always used Meg's quick detailer kit with white clay. The other day I saw and bought a Meg's plastic jar with blue clay labeled "mild". That blue clay seemed less dense, lighter per same size than the white. Much more pliable as well. Are the various clays more to less aggressive and noted...

Welcome. These folks know their stuff. Relax. Have fun.