Search results

it's problems like these that make me think sometimes that detailing just isn't for me. I love a good shine and my cars to look awesome most of the time. I finished up a good once over with my Mother's Grand Prix GT. Wash, clay, Polish, wax & top. I used some Nxt with the PC for the wax...

is there really a difference in performance between these 2 style of pads or is it more of a personal preference thing? -Mike-

Tommorow I'll be buffing out our Geo Tracker. It's in great shape but it has lots of swirls that only a rotary can touch. This thread will contain detailed before and after pics inside and out. My steps will be as follows: Wash - Meg's Hyper Wash and Chennille Mitt Clay - Meg's Professional...

parents are away in Ireland as we speak. Have an 02 Grand Prix GT and a 97 Geo Tracker 4x4. They'll be sitting in the garage for 2 weeks while there away. Don't see a need for fuel stabilizer, the cars are clean. Don't see a need to do much of anything to them? -Mike-

There's some kits over at AG.net that I really like but some of them contain products I don't need. Is there some way to custom order a kit and switch out one product from the kit to another product? Or just remove one product from the kit all together? -Mike-

Got the magic phone call today, I'll be going back Monday! I was laid off for about 2 weeks and came this.. close for applying at Summit Racing. -Mike-

Anyone have info on these polishes? I tried running a search and came up empty. Thanks -Mike-

in my first post here, I stated I have my mind pretty well set on the edge 2000 circular polisher kit. I don't run a business or anything like that, just some pads that work well and don't require a backing plate. Any other pad system that doesn't use a backing plate, I'm all ears. Thanks in...

the ultimate protection!! :D YouTube - Spishak Spishwax Car Wax

Hey everyone, Mike here. I'm an avid detailer of my own vehicles and my motorcycle. I like to detail cars as much as I like working on them. Went to automotive school for a couple years, graduated and now I'm laid off:awesome: Now for my question. I have a Makita 9227 rotary and love it...