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Nice ride! Looks great. I personally would never own a black car bc of all the maintence required to the paint but there is just something about a polished mirror black that makes it look amazing. Keep up the good work!

Agreed! Check out the powerplant! BTW It is for sale ;)

@HateSwirls I use mostly Malco and 3m products. Malco has always been very good to me and the products are dependable and reasonably priced. I provide my own tools however like my trusty old dewalt rotary buffer and all my pads. @Klasse Act I love the cobra! 6 speed and mean as all heck!

Thanks! And yep I sure do live in Iowa near okoboji. I take alot of pride in my work makes me feel good when a customer picks up the car and all they can say is wow!

Ive always wetsanded by hand. I like to get all up close and personal with my work. Mike is definetly right getting them out is tricky. Will definetly take a few passes. I always heavy cut with wool followed by medium to fine compound with foam. Then i use 3M ultra fine machine polish with a...

It depends on alot of different factors. Im a one man crew so basically it depends on what the customer or dealer wants and how busy I am how dirty the car is etc. Usually i can spend a good 2 to 3 hrs per car with a basic polish. If full paint correction I bill out more time and will spend a...

I thought id post up a few pics of some random cars and trucks ive done at work. I work at a dealer so remember sometimes I have to forget about the pride I take in my work :( enjoy! Let me know what you think! 2013 Shelby GT500 2012 Nissan Maxima 2012 Lincoln Navigator 2011 Super Duty...

1. Clay bar 2. Buffer 3. Meg mirror shine rubber and vinyl cleaner 4. Grit guard 5. 3M ultra fine machine polish

Nick!

New to the forums not new to detailing. Ive been doing it for a hobby about 10 yrs and been doing it professionally for about 3 yrs. I work for a small Ford dealer in northwest iowa. Glad to be here!