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I saw a thread where someone did a spot repair on their fender and it turned out great. I forgot what the thread title was called though. Wish I could find it. I just remember it being a beige colored sedan.

Maybe you could spray some clear in that area? To fill in the scratches. I would try a small test spot of a higher grit sandpaper and see what it does and go from there

Love Eric's store but he needs to keep stuff in stock! He's out of everything right now.

Aluminum polish would be a start..

Mitsubishi

Be careful with IPA at full strength I've stained paint with it before trying to remove sap. And no I didn't let it sit for long.

Search around. I got tired of waiting for sales and paying $150 for free shipping so I found another place that I can get any order shipped for $5. The only advantage to AG is that they literally carry almost every brand of detailing supplies and almost always have everything in stock.

So what do you think of the sizes Rasky? The 6+ doesn't bother me but I wonder if it'll be hard to take in and out of my pocket.

If it's the flex with a larger throw it'll be 3401 vrg et (extended throw) If it's a smaller polisher then I think the flex sidekick would be a cool name.

Turned out great! I agree those suck polishing. It took me forever to finish my girlfriends jku. Consider yourself lucky that one didn't have painted fenders and a hardtop. What did you use for compound and polish?

I went to oreily yesterday and they had the rebates sitting out on their shelves. I'm guessing this is the official mail in rebate so I'm going to try and send that in this time. It's small and on colored paper with all the information to fill out on the back.

Great, thanks for the help. My AT&T has a trade in deal they said I could get up to $200 for my 5 so I might just do that. To all of those who are getting the 6+, I suggest heading to your local phone shop and hold the cases for the two new iPhones. The 6+ is MUCH larger than I expected and...

Thanks for the heads up on that site I think I might use that if I decide to get the new iPhone. Just not sure which size screen I'll like better so I'm gonna have to wait. Edit: those sites are legit right? Don't want to get scammed.

Stuff is slick once buffed off! Have you tried the rinseless as a quick detailer?

That stuff is super durable. Try mineral spirits.

Nope just duragloss soap and water!

Someone already mentioned turtle wax compound and you said you didn't use it?

No dilution necessary. Even extremely dirty tires I can get away with one round of cleaning, it's that good. Here's a Tahoe I did last week with it before and after. Of course the after picture has dressing but after cleaning I can wipe the tire with a white towel and NO dark residue comes off...

Zep 505 from Home Depot. It's like $8 per gallon. Better than anything I've ever tried on tires

Lol +1