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Here are some pics... sealed and then topped with liquid souveran enjoy! :D here are some pics of the cars from the trip to Italia.

just curious but what field of sports medicine do you work in?

very nice. Suede seats are so grippy!!! :)

it's actually a movie I was watching that happened to have had that scene when i was shooting...so i paused it for a few shots. :)

and my fav shot.

LMAO! I thought I was the only one that religiously waxed and QD their 1/18's!!!! look at the orange peel! :( here's another shot in my kid brother's apt (the ones I donated to them - shined them up nicely beforehand)

excellent job! I recently refinished mine as well on all 4 calipers and made custom vinyls to replace the old ones! then sanded them down and applied a few light coats of high heat clearcoat. rear on car. sorry for all the pics! I just LOVE how they came out! :awesome:

mine are cross drilled rotors, but I know exactly what you mean! The brake dust is soo damn hard to remove, but if you seal your wheels before putting them on, it's just a wipe away with some QD. Nice vette btw! :)

I know this is not your typical show & shine..but I just wanted to post pics showing the glossy smooth reflection from my polished/waxed calipers and wheels. Pinnacle Polish / XPT Sealant / Liquid Souvereign and here she is. White cars are just TOOO hard to make glossy but I try!

Nica and Sevenrd, thanks for the suggestions...they're much appreciated! I've been a lurker of AG but registered officially last December. It's funny because we all hear stories of how difficult darker cars are to detail, but all of my darker colored cars have always seemed better maintained...

here're a few pictures of the car, although you can't see the swirls, you can clearly see that the paint is really glossy just from the Pinnacle polish!

2005 Subaru WRX. Also, I posted about this before, but for some reason, my bottle of Liquid Souverign pours out extremely thin and doesn't stay on the car's paint at all! I called autogeek just a few minutes ago and they are sending out a replacement to me asap! How can you beat that level of...

Hey all...I've been detailing my own cars and those of friends for over 10 years (but only in the past 3 have I really experimented with a lot of "better" products). Anyhow...I'd never owned a white car before this and for some reason, I just CANNOT seem to get rid of some horrible swirling all...

that is the BESt interior color! Very nice!

very nice collection...but the picture of a bug going through jello does not conjure up the word "slide" LOL!!

amazing pictures man! I'm waiting on some new pads and towels to arrive before one more pass at my white suby! great work!

can you guys help critique my little staged system? I know there are tons of products out there, but tell me what you think of the following steps? after wash and dry: 1) Only if needed (Pinnacle advanced swirl mark remover) 2) Pinacle polish 3) Klasse HIGH GLoss sealant glaze (let cure...

:lol: I actually did dance (nobody was looking and I had my radio blasted). I'll try to take some pictures because it is deifnitely thinner than your typical off the shelf liquid wax, so maybe that's normal. I also DID indeed waste a considerable amount of this stuff when I applied it using...

Hello my fellow detailing enthusiasts! the wifey bought me the PC + Pinnacle Sizzling Shine package for Christmas (thanks AG!!!) and I finally had a warm day (last saturday) to try it all out. I'd venture to say I'm a beginner/intermediate detailer and have been doing this as a hobby for myself...