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Hey guys, with all the replies in this thread, I've got a lot of liking to do! lol I've recently decided to venture out into detailing for other people aside from myself. I currently have two clients with three cars (total). I've also got some updating to do on my Facebook page as I just now...

Way too many. But how many of them are meticulous about keeping their car(s) clean? Probably not many...haha

Nice suggestion. lol :props:

Gotcha. I may just use my Gold Class car wash soap and agitate where the grease/grime is on the frame rails. Thanks for the reply!

I purchased some D103 from Auto Geek and was curious if it will be safe to use in the engine bay(on paint) to remove stuborn grease/grime. I'll be cleaning the power steering rack, cross member, and pretty much everything nook and cranny I can get into. If possible, what dilution ratio would you...

Presidential Detail Enough said :)

Check out P21S Polishing Soap. Won't regret it. You can find it in the AG store. I would recommend it over the Busch's(even though it does a great job).

It's excellent stuff! I highly suggest it. Are you using it for aluminum specifically?

Like he said, #0000 steel wool and metal polish. If I could suggest a product, go for the P21S Polishing Soap. Won't regret it! :xyxthumbs:

Welcome to AG! I'm new as well. In the process of restoring my 92 Civic SI. I'd like to see yours!

The car has been repainted for a year and a half now. There is some slight orange peel on the hood, driver side door, and rear 1/4 panel. The only thing done to achieve the finish is claybar and apply Zymol Cleaner Wax by hand. The reason I chose the Zymol is because it's what my painter used on...

Please excuse the low quality and high contrast in these pictures. However, this is what I'm working with at the moment. Yes, I'm a Honda guy...lol. It's nothing too exciting, but it keeps me motivated. Feed back please 8 months ago: And when I first got it in 2007...

I'm actually about 30 minutes north of Greensboro in Madison. Lived in Latham Park for about 5 years. I'm still in and out of GSO throughout the week. It's a good "general location" for me...lol.

I can only imagine some of the questions detailers get. But I would do my best to make sure they are 100% comfortable in trusting me. Thanks everyone. Nice to see some NC folk!

What's up guys and gals, my name is Kevin. I frequent the forum quite often. And did so long before I even made an account. I've just recently(in the past few years) became a little obsessive about detailing. Although I've always kept my cars very clean, it wasn't until I got my current project...