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thats a super cool car,do you guys actually race them and push them hard,,,if you do don't you worry about wrecking? ,I did a 53 MG TD for a friend of my dads a couple years ago,,I turned out ok and he was happy with but it was severely oxidated. It was before I found Autogeek online and I...

tell your service advisor to pass a long the "keep my car clean of paw prints info" but if it fails maybe have a waterless wash and some good clean MF towels to clean it up proper

nice truck,,our dealership just sold one identical,,I had just enough time to slip a quick coat of wax on it (Megs Gold Class) before the customer picked it up,,it looked good but not nearly as good as this one. PS They go like hell too :D

last time I posted on this thread it was bitter cold and snowing.......nothings changed :( ,,,I'm ready for spring

Welcome to the Forum Eric,,I'm over on the west side near Silver Lake,,,you'll enjoy it here,,a ton of good people and good advice.

What a great thread and a great car!,,,I love everything,,the car,the motor swap and most of all the great write up. I think sometimes a restored original or original type of paint beats a show car paint job as most people can bring it back on their own with a lot of patience and love,,Kudos to...

I have detailing since I was 18 or so,,,I'll be 47 this year. Detailing can be tough on your body,especially your neck and shoulders,,or at least mine,but I'm in pretty decent shape otherwise and do firewood,hay baling and general farmwork to "stay loose" I have always detailed for someone...

beautiful poochies,,,I love that serious look even though it's all for show,,,mostly

it sucks,,we are stuck in a bitter cold,snowstorm,warm up and melt and repeat pattern the last couple of months,,,due for for a blizzard tonight to conclude our rain and meltdown from yesterday...

it was minus 7 here this morning,,,I don't mund bitter cold but I hate the wind.,,have fun in Utica

Last Month I bought a HF version of the Porter Cable,,I have been messing around with it a little on some cars that need more than a wax and less than a correction with pretty good results. I would be very interested in a Flex thats geared to doing that kind of work. My boss is starting to look...

I just try to be as helpful and positive as I can be on the Facebook Geek page,,,,I'm not one for trying to be better than anyone......we all have our ways of doing things

just remember for the next time your car is damaged YOU control where the car goes,,,the insurance company can't force you to take it anywhere,,,if they do it's called steering and it's illegal

4x?,,,mistakes happen but 4x?....if it's higher than the rest its a run or sag and you can only do so much with it but it's not going to cause any problems other than looking crappy. you (or them ) could try sanding it down but its hard to take down just the run and not the clear beside it so...

always look on the bright side of life......

I use Carbrite Omni Brite,,I spray it on and let it sit for about 10 minutes and then scrub with hot water and suck it up with a hotwater extractor Car Brite Omni Brite

I did enjoy Mikes facebook post with the Buick today with the pads turning black from the metallic oxidation,,,yesterday someone was flapping their cheeks about a 2,000 dollar paint thickness gauge and I posted that AG has them for around 600,,I see Mike posted a link about one...

Kiss is only ok to me with a few songs that I love but they definitely knew how to market their product. I like the metal midgets show that was on,,,back in high school I liked thrash metal like Anthrax,Overkill,Exodus,,etc etc but I only listen to it once in awhile anymore,,now I am more...

my favorite pads are the orange ones from LC,,they are light cut I believe and work perfect for the most part,,and they work well with a variety of compounds I have on hand which is nice.

Awesome and will do my Grandpa was a Technical Sergeant on a B17 in Europe and my dads cousin was KIA in Europe We all owe a lot of gratitude to WW2 vets