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Wow that is terrific with only two bulbs giving off that much light.:righton::goodpost::applause:

That's clean and pristine! :) Car looked good to begin with, but now much better.

:cheers::goodpost::righton: That's a great car! Looks good! Thanks for sharing

:iagree: With the way those wheels are your are doing the best thing for the car. Wheels with those wide spacings are tough to clean and keep cleaned, so all is good. What do you use on the rotors to keep them clean. My brother has a 2001 Mustang GT and you can see rust on the rotors. How do you...

:cheers::buffing::Picture::wave: I think the smilies pretty much say how I feel about your idea!

I'm definetly sold.

Looks like you have a Sears Pressure Washer. Do you use distilled water or have some of getting the calcium out of the water?

Someone in your life might be a secret santa. :D I don't know you but someone here probably does and I just gave them a idea. Im the MAN

Wow that made my hair stand up on end. That was cool. Like everyone else I was trying to see the ghost by the car and looking very closely. I was up close to the monitor looking for the ghost and then bam. Cool! I have to pass this one on to someone I know. HEHEHE in a evil laugh.

That looks more like winterizing your cars interior to the extreme. :D Well since the weather is in a downhill run now in Iowa, I waxed the car last Sat. in 60 degree weather. But is going to be in th 50's now. Can you still wax a car in 50 degree weather?

I think he has been using those pumps to much. You know obsessive compulsive disorder. LOL!

Is that a blue painters tape? Blue painters tape does'nt leave adhesive?

:buffing:Im the MAN:cheers::cruisin: Looks absolulately FANTASTIC!!!

Looks like Ketchup and Mustard pumps.:D:righton::cruisin: If does the trick is what counts though.

Nope did'nt hit my head the second time, even tried the lock de-icer, no go. It finally thawed out and all was well. LOL! :buffing:Im the MAN

I meant for it to be cleaned first before it was put in a zip lock bag, but if the cleaner gets all of the polish out of the pad there is no need to store it in a zip lock bag. Then you should be able to use any other product on that pad besides the one you started using with that pad. As the...

I read somewhere that it is a good idea to put the buffing pad in a ziplock bag and write on the outside of the bag which polishing product etc. was used on that pad. If you use a pad cleaner does it get all of the polish etc. out of the pad?

It looks to me that you need to use a different pad, a orange pad has some cutting power, a yellow even more. I think it is the pad myself. The polish is only good as the pad that is removing the problems. I would use a orange pad first and if that does'nt work try a yellow pad. Take your time...

Ok I'm some what of a newbie to car detailing. I do the washing and waxing. I have done some polishing. I have a 96 Grand Prix. A small random orbital. Does a nice job of applying wax but that is about all it does well. What I want to do is fix some paint defects such as spider webs and some...

I live in Iowa myself. I leave a snow brush in the house that way I can clean off the car when I get outside. The car is'nt garaged at all. Don't have a garage. It's a 96 Grand Prix, paint is'nt great it needs work but is'nt bad either. Something I have learned from reading other forums is to...