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that's a lot of steps! Looks good, but your wheel wells and tires look like they could use some love. How many hours were you on the DA?

Cool color on that Jeep, I actually understood most of your typing too. Do you use a dressing for the tires/wheel wells?

good story, can't wait to see some pics!

Agree with the rest of this thread, polishing the paint is the most vital part of having a finish that is head turning. After taking care of my families white cars, my experience is polishing then using a simple spray on wax or spray on sealant, results with a fantastic finish.

Meguiars is great in every aspect I can think of. Their detailer products are great for the cost. To continue with everyone else, their UQW/UQD are both AWESOME products you can pickup anywhere. My next plan is to get some D156 and try that out. I'm excited to see next years products from them...

looks great! amazing turn around Charlie, I'll have to swing up to Lansing and maybe you can show me some wet sanding techniques some time.

I'll be picking my forza up this coming week, feel free to add me, I'm currently playing Gears 3. GT - Method27

Looks great, nice save!

wow, that's insane. Anyone else get sick to their stomach when they see that??

I'd go nuts!!! Kudos to you for not getting blowing apart. I get upset when I drive down the road and someone is leaf blowing their driveway crap into the street and do not stop when I drive past. Especially when they see me coming down the road. AHHH!!!

I have a friend that was just over in Europe and was commenting about the same thing, taxis were 7 series BMW's and Mercedes, what a shock compared to what we get in the states. I can't imagine anyone over there being jealous of our crown vics/ mini vans haha.

Awesome work! I bet the owner felt great about his car once you got done with it.

Great work, nice write up, and what a finish on a car of its age.

Awesome idea, keep us updated if you do decide to do it!

TAPE!!! Autogeek (website) use to have a little chart on a lot of their waxes/sealants that would say if it left behind a chalky residue or stained trim. I know there are many products out there nowadays, such as, Liquid Souveran, DGPS, UPGP. If you wind up staining some trim usually some...

Pretty much same as everyone else. APC or a de-greaser with a long handed brush or a really old wash mitt that is dedicated to wheel wells. Followed up by Hyper dressing or water based dressing. I really like a properly dressed wheel well haha.

AGREE 100%, I get micro marring like whoa on soft paint with HT pads. I won't throw them out by any means but I am critical of what paint I use them on.

Whenever I use the supernatural mitt I find that it holds a TON of water and doesn't transfer much suds. One of my favorite things about BTBM is how slick the water becomes during the wash. I almost never use that mitt anymore, I've transferred back to a lambswool for now. Try a different...

Looks good, hope you had fun while doing it!

Congrats to everyone! Fuzion winner should do a write up when they get it.