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Hi Mike: I've tried on a few occasions to ask the "how to" question in other sections of the forum, and have generally received generic copies of your "use the least aggressive method", rather than any specific help. Don't need to do anything to my cars at the moment, but I'd like to know...

How to maximize your use of photo technology (Part 1 - History) Technology marches forward unevenly. Currently, the camera manufacturers are engaged in a "megapixel war", trying to achieve increased market share by convincing everyone that they have the most megapixels on the APS-C or full...

From several feet away, the wheels look OK. From up close, you can see the damage. This is the left rear wheel, which I haven't touched yet. Another photo Left front - after FG400, Wool Pad, and rotary buffer. These are the original wheels on the 1989 Pathfinder. I can...

Just trying to do my homework, and I really haven't been able to answer the question by searching. On my wife's Pathfinder, I applied two coats of Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. I then succumbed to the desire to test wax over the sealant. Did the hood with DoDo Juice Purple Haze. Did a...

My wife has been cleaning out closets and drawers, and found a pack of *really* old photos. This was my 1962 MGA 1600 Mk II. When I bought it, it was a wreck. Price tag $200. I was 16 years old. Holes in the rear fenders that you could stick your arm into (and out at the bottom)...

Everyone here says to use the least aggressive method and do a test spot. I also have noticed people recommending specific colored pads with specific products. If I have a full collection of pads and a full collection of polishes and compounds (I'll use Menzerna as an example as there's a wide...

OK, I've got the wife's old Pathfinder looking pretty good after her accident. It's been repainted (all but the roof, which is still original). I buffed it out using a Flex 4301 and Menzerna SIP(1500), followed by Menzerna SF4500. I then put a layer of WGDGPS 3.0 on top of it. Since we're...

IMG_11942 - AutogeekOnline Gallery Wife's Pathfinder is almost complete, but I need to decide what to do with the sun induced cracks in the front of the dashboard. 1. I could put bandaids on it:cry: 2. I could use a product like Plast-Aid mixed with color to patch the cracks. 3. I could...

Greetings: I found Autogeek about a month ago, while we were working on my wife's old Pathfinder. Haven't posted because I was busy working, and the hours I had available were going into figuring out what to do with her truck. I read a lot of information, and realized that I was more than a...