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Awesome work, that last pic of the shell looks awesome, can't wait to see some finished shot of that one.

LMAO, I did the same thing! I saw it and said "uh yup I'm going to check this one out its going to be good!" haha

looks great! what did you end up using on the tires?

Welcome from Kalamazoo!!

Karcher electric, which I've had for a month and the on/off switch is already acting up!

Great job, great pictures, great write-ups. I love the few pictures where you can see a few guys sitting in chairs amazed by machine and woman. haha!

Car looked good to begin with, didn't think there could be much of a difference in the afters.... There defiantly was!! awesome job looks fantastic.

So was I, sometimes its awesome what a basic cleaning will do to those emblems Sent from my Droid using Tapatalk

Great save!!! The final results are awesome, I bet the owner was floored when they saw it. What process did you use to clean up the emblems?

Good point. Guess I was just saying what I would like to see, sorry if that's not the direction of this thread.

Didn't realize that, I thought it was a popular one for them. Whoops!

Awesome, I love the Autogeek sign in the background, keep up the good work!

I prefer pictures, I think they can show a more dramatic "view" of the vehicles condition but I do think videos of the process that was used are really nice.

I've had good luck with UPGP on rims. Here's a few pics of my rims after about 1200 miles on UPGP. I've used DP wheel glaze and dislike it very much. I've also used Coli 476 with not much liking. I like a product that is quick to apply every other month or so.

You guys made that car look like it should, beautiful! The final shots are so beautiful, great work!

Agreed, I always clay black cars, including my own, if the paint is soft try a mild clay bar to avoid marrning. I used a pretty aggressive piece of clay on my impala and had no marring issues. Make sure you use lube and use a bunch of it.

I've used glasses when working on the cars undercarriage, worn headphones when using machine polishing, and always use nitrile gloves when cleaning a engine bay/wheels. I guess I'll look into a few respirators for when I'm polishing/using harsh chemicals. Usually when I use wheel brightner or...

Welcome from Michigan. You will find a lot of good advice and friendly people here. Having a black car I know what your up against. Good luck!!

Make sure the panel is 100% clean, make sure you give it proper curing time, I've seen some of my applications go hay-wire because the humidity messed with my curing time. Let it stay on a bit longer than usual and make sure it doesn't get wet for at least a afternoon or day. Also you can try...

Agreed with most other posts, awesome for oil changes or basic cleaning in the engine. I use them for 95% of the detail process, awesome for when your cleaning the wheels and undercarriage. Also they give you a great feel, a lot more sensitive than I would have ever figured. I always take them...