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  1. Machine154

    Fair price to charge to take wheels off?

    Excellent, I wish dedicated repair shops could say the same! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Fair price to charge to take wheels off?

    I would think to err on the high side of that, especially if you’re hand torquing the wheels when they go back on. Also think of your liability in jacking the car. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  3. Machine154

    You know you’ve spent too much time on Autogeek when...

    ...you start using 3 different color washcloths in the shower. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app
  4. Machine154

    Cabin air intake during engine detail

    Can you liberally hose down the cabin air intake screens at the back of the engine compartment or will that introduce water into the vents that could mildew and smell later? Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app
  5. Machine154

    Correcting a 'wheeled hard' Jeep

    FWIW, Ceriglass on LC 5" Glass Cutting Discs didn't make any visual improvement and actually added some very fine scratches to the glass. I spent a lot of time trying to work one window and then even one small spot and had no luck whatsover. I would be buried in a pine box before having a...
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    Correcting a 'wheeled hard' Jeep

    I can accept that. How do I judge how far I can take it? and would you agree that a rotary is required for this work? Any other recommendations?
  7. Machine154

    Correcting a 'wheeled hard' Jeep

    Subject: 2009 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Backstory: I am done offroading it and will be putting it back to stock. I want to get it back in nice aesthetic shape to drive it for awhile and then eventually sell it maybe in a year. My detailing experience: Essentially none, other than claying and same...
  8. Machine154

    Hi from Chicago area, Jeep owner

    Thanks for all the welcomes, guys!
  9. Machine154

    Hi from Chicago area, Jeep owner

    Just tired of the local offroading spots and it has lost it's excitement. No need rolling around on bias ply Super Swampers to drive on pavement. I will drive it for awhile stock and eventually sell it for the next adventure.
  10. Machine154

    Hi from Chicago area, Jeep owner

    I am putting my Jeep Wrangler Rubicon back to stock and I have a bunch of work to do on it. I am looking forward to learning more about paint correction. I have been spending a fair amount of time already over the past few days. It is a more complex topic than I expected.
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