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I'm starting to learn the lingo guys!!! Anyway, please recommend some waxes that are awesome for light colors, as well as metallics and flakes. Been reading good things about Max Wax... I love Soveran, but it seems to mute the flakes.

Reading the replies, I'm guessing some of you dont re-wash the vehicle after polishing?

How come some of you use a paint cleaner after polishing? I've read several post with that step, and dont understand.

Oop...mis-read lol

Autogeek Suprise Package!

Hearing alot of good things about Mezerna. Do you guys think its too much for regular clears? I'm curently using 3M and Optimum products.

The TITAN is one bad truck. My bro drives an 03 Ram Hemi, and I like the Titan more. Easy to drive, has good power, and roomy. If the power isn't enough, Stillen makes a nice supercharger for it. I love that truck! Chevy would be the second choice, it gets really good gas mileage copared to...

After hearing some of you, I came up with another one. The background will either be that color, or plain white. The black shadow of the car will be removed. Font coloe will be silver if I keep the font color, and black if I go with a white bg. I'm still messing with the car angle. $0.02...

JoeD, you may be right. I probably will change the background. Lone Star, I agree with that pic being too busy. I also want ppl's attention on the company info more than the background. I'll keep working on it. Thanks for the critique!

Greg, I really like yours. I dont want to copy it though. I did the one below while at work to get a understanding of what I want. However, I think I want to use a black car on matte black paper. The car itself, however, will be glossy to represent detailing. Feed back please

Can't really find good ones. Does anyone have nice pics I can use on my business cards? Anything...cars, someone at work? Thanks

I also have it. Aswesome camera. But for point and shoot, I really like the Canon Powershots.

I recently bought a Goodyear one from home depot for $20. A great durable hose. Line doesn't kink, and has quality brass on the ends.

The brush is nice for cars or truck with large wheel well gaps. But alot of cars now are low so a sponge is best. Good to have both. Hmmm, how about a wheel well SCHMITT!!!

I use #7 on dark and light cars. An awesome OTC product. I apply with machine, and remove by hand.

Extractor. If you know how to do it yourself, why let someone else. Plus you have all the help you need right here on AG.

Everyone. pack all your stuff and send it my way!

Maybe this is alittle early, but lets hear what everyone's favorite combination is for warm season. I've started early due to good weather here in Philly last week. AIO Wash, 2 layers of Klasse SG, Souveran this weekend!

Haha. I was never a believer in spray waxes either, but from yours, as well as others' review, I might have to try this stuff.

Ok, I think I'm going to follow Scott's advise and say the hell with it. Thats too much extra work if I was already washing a waxing every 2 weeks. I think its a great idea. But most of us have a few layers of different stuff on our cars anyway. Thanks everyone for replying!!!:righton: