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I like the 16x16 as well. I find the larger towels too hard to wring out.

Great work!

Wow! What a turnaround. Great work!!!

Fantastic! I love turnarounds like this but the owner needs to be smacked in the head!

Found it. Thanks!

I was just looking at the floorplan on the SEMA website and I don't see Autogeek listed. I searched the exhibitors (Autogeek and Palm Beach Motoring) and nothing. What's up? No Autogeek this year?

Fantastic work! I love turnarounds like this.

Great write up, Mike. I do have a question about the towels used to wipe down the high spots. Since the coatings are permanent, does the coating ruin the towel(s)? Can it be washed out?

Great work! Makes me miss my 77 F-250.

I started with with a Griot's Garage 6 inch random orbital (which I still have) then moved to a Flex 3401. While I'm interested in the long throw machines, the 3401 does everything I need it to and have been extremely happy with it.

I agree 100% on the PFM's (I use the 16x16). They are outstanding. I also bought 2 big blues. They didn't work at all. They're way too thick and not absorbent at all. One of most disappointing things I've bought. I gave them away.

48 years too late.

Great work! I polished a black Yukon last year and I never thought I would finish!

Great job! These are the kind of projects I like doing. It's fun to bring the paint on older cars back to life.

That explains why I didn't see them! Looking forward to visiting the booth.

Nice work!

I just saw that a few minutes ago.

Over the years prior to SEMA, there has been a lot of posts about the Autogeek booth setup, new products, "Where's Yancy" and "Send me to SEMA" contests, etc. This year it's been pretty quiet. I know there is an Autogeek booth again this year but there really hasn't been a lot of talk about...

There are many but one I can't stand is when someone asks the cost to detail their vehicle then proceeds to complain about the price. "Why is it so expensive? I have a Groupon for the car wash. They'll do the whole car inside and out for $60.".

I had to use plastic razor blades to get it off my car. Most of it was in the wheel well but there was some on the paint. I was a PITA, though!!!