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There is nothing like black paint to reflect (pun intended) all of your hard work...and a 'Vette at that.

Nice. These are the kind of posts I enjoy seeing on AG. The "I just detailed my three week old car" postings were getting to me. Thanks for showing what real detailing is all about.

Buy your wife some better pens too!

Went to the Dallas Autorama last night, and didn't see the Mustang in question. If it was there, it was well hidden. I offer a nice black 'Vette as a replacement.

I had a co-worker ask me this morning if I knew of a good auto upholsterer in the North Dallas/Plano area to repair a tear in her seat. I haven't ever had any reason to use an upholsterer, but I know that there is wealth of information to be had here. Thanks for your help.

The client needs to contact the construction company if he hasn't already. They are liable for the damage. A friend had her car covered in cement from an overpass pour gone wrong and they repainted her car. By the way, my friend realized what had happened and immediately went to a car wash to...

Will do.

The lights in Market Hall show every imperfection, so if your buffing job turned out well you'll be better off that a lot of the other cars that will be present. Personally, I wouldn't run the possibility of damaging new paint for a car show. Display it clean and get the tires dressed to a nice...

This is the way I've been washing mine, and you're right, the MF's come out in great shape. I need more microfiber towels though, to justify a two-hour wash cycle.

I had one for three months, and I remember from my pre-purchase research that some colors are just the plastic colored panels, and some are powder-coated, (before someone gives me grief, it's a different kind of powder-coating than what we normally think of). Mine was black and was just the...

85 mph speedometer! Those were the days...:xyxthumbs:

My favorite is, "I wish I had the time to keep my car that nice" as they go inside to put their feet up and watch TV all afternoon. And NEVER a cutesy comment from my wife who really enjoys strangers telling her how gorgeous her car is. I wonder why they notice her black Lexus when there are...

Same thought here, I didn't know cloth would even be an option. I would think that it would seriously reduce the potential resale someday as well. I also think that cloth would make the car a special order that would not allow you to take part in any dealer/factory incentives that usually only...

If you're handy, and if you're on this site you must enjoy working with your hands to some extent, a fixer-upper might be what you need anyway. Home repair isn't that difficult, I bought a $20 book and learned as I went. Some things I hired out, but I watched the guys and learned from them. I...

After that It doesn't seem like any more endorsements are required. I may have to give the Black Hole a try on my spousal units car. :dblthumb2:

Looks like it hadn't been washed for a year much less detailed.

Agreed. It's the price that you pay for your fun.

I drive an '07 Formula Red S2000 exactly like the one in your signature.

Hey! How did you get a picture of my car?

From the last few months, and my new Canon 7D. Tiny-sized versions of 12megapixel shots.