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Thanks again Meghan. I know you don't take many orders anymore, but you spoiled me with your greatness when I first started buying from you. AG is still the best online company I've ever dealt with. :cheers:

Hey there fellow AG'ers. I've been busy with work and not a lot of free time to cruise the forums, but my friend just bought a black truck that needs some major enhancing and I just paid off the Expedition! Im the MAN I've done some paint correction for a few select customers over the past year...

Autogeek pick me for a Flex Knife!

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Took on a job that was almost as bad as the Expy when I bought it. Black paint that looked more like dark white...... It took about 10 hours to get this Pathfinder back in shape, but they were thrilled with the results and paid accordingly :D This was the first time I've used Wolfgang...

Welcome to AG from a fellow Kentuckian :cheers: Me and "Dantheman" are in Owensboro

I like how Meghan gets answers to my questions and how AG as a whole provides the best customer service of any online retailer I spend money with. They treat their customers like I treat mine in the auto repair business. :cheers:

C'mon Meghan...those wheels were already clean when you started :D I want one! I've been using a slim bendable dust mop dipped in suds for a few years because I did not have one of these.

Very strong first effort! Gotta love black....

Thank you! The '67 is rowdy, 502ci crate motor with 4:10 gears. It's getting some touch up body work and paint before too long. I drove it back from a Hot Rod Reunion event last year...with earplugs lol

Thanks! I tightened the backing plate bolt about a half turn right out of the box then buffed for about five hours straight with no issues.

AG reminds me why I'm a loyal customer. My order was prompt and perfect! :applause: As usual, Meghan went above and beyond to help me. :cool:

The Flex arrived from AG today and I went right to work. My General Manager bought this Corvette a couple of weeks ago. The cars been sitting outside for months and had a hideous layer of over spray that the Flex and Menz SIP made short work of. I finished it off with 106 and a great smelling...

Autogeek Rocks!

Thanks! I'll get some better pics of the car soon and post them here.

My buddies car looked good, but I knew it could be stunning with a little 106ff and Souveran magic :buffing: The bottom of the car looks almost as good....maybe I'll do that next :D In these pics, it's wearing the track wheels on the back, but this is a street car. Some mechanical specs of...

..over the winter, just how much I love using the UDM with 106ff and the smell of Souveran :awesome: Not to mention rediscovering the mountain of LC pads I won from AG :cheers:

Very nice looking signage!! The paint on the wiring raceways seems to match the wall very well. The metal paint code doesn't always translate well to wall paint. I installed commercial signs for 18 years. Those guys don't have an easy job.

A simple bulb change won't do it. You also need to increase voltage and prepare the other components for additional heat. I've built a few for friends that make stock Mags look like a single match :D