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It wasn't that expensive for them, like $50 plus i got the two bins with it. I have added more since then though.

WOW!!! I like to use of the "Box" look and the use of the angles. I wonder who would win, the vette or caddy. I also like how they added the manual to the package. I would love to hear that thing with full open exhaust.

One reason why i had to move some of my stuff is because my dad is an avid model plane collector and i made room for more of his model, you can see some of them in pictures. Yours looks good though.

Well i got to the point were i had to much supplies on my hand, so i had to get a shelf system to store my supplies. I was orginally going to get a garage cabnet, but my dad talked me out of it plus i saved money and got two more bins for MF at the bottom. There is still more room to add...

I have seen in another detailing forum that some of their waxes can be chilled (putting the wax in a bucket of ice) to give it a better look to the car. Just wondering if it bonds the wax better to the vehicle and if that can be done to any wax to help out on the shine.

Process: Wash: 3X wash with Megs. soap and 2 bucket method with uni-mitt. Wheels: DP wheel gel with EZ bruch. Clay: Mothers clay with DP Waterless Wash as lube. Polish: Porter Cable with Mez. Power Gloss Compound with 6in. Orange Edge, and PB SSR1 with 6in. green Edge pad. Wax: Pinnicale...

That was one of the first things i did, smelled like cake batter to me.

Thats basically what i did, but i got two different MF towels (one to spread, the other to wipe off).

I find it a good product because when im at school i was only able to wash my and i wanted to protect it with somthing without using a wax and spend a hour or two putting it. Now i have something to use thats not as time comsuming and i would be able to spend that time studying.

Well i washed my car for the first time in about two weeks and i decided to try out some of the Pinnacle Souveran Spray Wax i got and i was very impressed with the results. Although i havn't waxed my car in three weeks, the spary was like just putting on a full coat of wax and i now see how some...

The scratch is still some what there but i told him i would go back over it agin in a week or two using the Menz. i got.

No its not my first detail, im just now realizing the power of Menz. and Pin. from all the post i have been reading and decided to get them. This would be my 5th or 6th order and far from the last one.

And the finished product: And the Mez. i was suppose to use.

Well whereto start, this is my roomates truck that really hasn't been washed or waxed in, well my guess, a year which was the last time i did it for him. He orginally was going to a local place to get one big ass scratch taken out that his ex-girlfriend keyed from the back light to pritty much...

Its not one of my usual products to use, but i just decided to try it out because i was running low on my XMT #3. If im able to work with it again ill try out the water on the surface. thanks

I only did a test section to see how well it would work, but i did have to dampen a towel to the rest out.

I decided to use 3M perfect-it 3000 swirl mark remover i had around with my PC and Edge orange pad on my sisters Honda Accord (black) and noticed when i would spread it on, then put it on speed 3 and work it in alittle then bump it up to speed 5, after a minute or two of working it in would...

That lambo is asome. Thanks for sharing.

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These two cars (1997 Ford Mustang GT and a 1963 Ford Fairlane) have clayed with Mothers Clay Bar and Quick Detailer, then polished and waxed with Pinnacle XMT line. Both were washed with DP Extreme Foam and have Dp Wheel Glaze and Pinnacle Tire Gel on them.