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I like this cart a lot and might end up making something similar this summer. For now I just have a plastic shelving unit that's actually falling apart right now. =O Thanks for the ideas and pictures!

My hope is simply to use it for appearances for a few months at most, then remove it. If I end up liking the look, I'll likely end up having more professional things done to achieve the same appearance. I am hopeful about it (for the short term), but I have heard horror stories...

Thank everyone for all the feedback. As of now, I plan on doing a test spot on some factory-painted splash guards that I am not particularly attached to. We'll see how safe it is on the paint when I pull it off in a month or so. As of now, my main concern is for the safety of the paint...

Hello again everyone! Not sure if this is the right section of the forums, but I consider this to be a detailing topic to an extent. =D I've been hearing a lot of rave reviews about Plasti-dip and it's ability to customize paint on vehicles, and be totally reversible. I know it's pretty...

Can I use that logo?? =D I may take that and edit it a little more if you don't mind. True, I could get a contract to make military vehicles shine! Although, something tells me that would have a negative effect on camouflage... =D True, if I had airports nearby!

I like this one better than the ones I came up with. Thanks for the idea! Both good suggestions. "Betcha' never will see a shine on one of those puppies!" - Challenge Accepted. Im the MAN lol Thanks for all the suggestions so far!

Ello all, I'm working on getting together a weekend detailing business. I have some clients, I have the supplies and I have the know-how. The one thing I'm missing is a creative name. I've been thinking for days and still can't seem to come up with anything. I was hoping to...

I'd drive that car any day, no matter who says it's a "Chick Car". :props: Very nice.

It's my first choice of sealant during the colder months. Considering how much I like the Spritz Sealant, I'm also curious about how well the Deep Gloss Liquid Seal works. Have you tried that yet? This is very true. We would all be waiting a few months without them! Running a...

I bought Lime Prime long before my DA, and to be honest, I wasn't impressed initially. I never had good results when using it by hand, so I tucked it away and never used it. When I used it by DA instead, it really became a different beast. It finished with a much more slick and smooth...

Thank you rmagnus!

Ello everyone. I just got my new Griot's Garage DA the other day and got a chance to try it out. The cold weather didn't slow me down, and I worked in my 55 degree garage boldly. Nothing can stop the perfect gloss! :buffing: Here's my process... Poorboys Waterless Wash +...

There we have it, the official definition of a Chick Car! :hungry:

Lol wow, that's good. I would have paid to see that. =D :dblthumb2:

Nope, you didn't. It just comes with the territory of driving a smaller vehicle. Then again, it could be worse... cough, smart car, cough. I can't imagine ever feeling safe in one of those. =O In my book, I have to make my own safety through careful driving. I can't rely on a Miata to...

Going on Cardaddy's story, I do think about those things often while I'm driving. =O It's also good that I didn't have this car while I was a teenager. One thing I've learned to keep in mind is that I am not much better off than somebody in a smart car (Or similar mini-vehicle)...

Thanks for all the detailed information Mike! I'm not sure how I didn't find this article before, but it will come in handy now.

I can definitely see why this would be the case, and I do agree that a small sporty car in general would fit a teenage girl well. Luckily though, the driving experience far outweighs that. :dblthumb2:

Very True :iagree:

Thanks for the quick replies. I plan to pick up some IPA supplies next time I'm out. I'll keep the Dawn dedicated to stripping wax pre-polish. Thanks again, ComradeGrumbles