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ive often wondered about this... whats better for detailing? soft or hard?

links to this?

hahaha ok then!

the larger the bar the bigger the surface area. plus i was always used to using the tiny mother's kit one lol

i got the 200 gram wolfgang one here recently. i gotta say it was a pretty penny but good god does it do wonders! love that its a larger bar too because ive used a mothers "kit" bar for years only to have cramping hands afterwards so i appreciate a clay bar thats got some size and weight to it...

WOW!!!!!!!!!! :-o to get gm black to look like that, you sir have talent!

i bought some of those cobra towels and i gotta say i dont believe they are any better than the cheapie ones you can buy at say dollar general or wal-mart, etc. honestly. personally, ive beginning to like chinchilla towels. get the single layer ones though, the dual is hard to work with in my...

i dont understand why some feel this is a downgrade? why? because a vette is a "vette"? dont get me wrong i love vette's but one man's trash is another man's treasure and to each their own are two of my favorite saying's. do whatever makes you happy i say. i catch #### for modding cavalier's...

1995 beretta base - 165,000 1997 cavalier z24 - 85,000 1998 cavalier z24 - 98,000 2000 cavalier z24 - 114,000 2003 montana thunder - 110,000

i used mother's cali gold cleaner wax on my VIS carbon fiber hood (gel coat) for 4 years. always made it look flawless. it never oxidized nor dulled like most carbon fiber items do because of the sun. i believe the religous waxing i did on it was the main reason for this.

for a cleaner wax i am absolutely in love with mother's california gold carnuba cleaner wax. ive used it for years and it has never let me down!

yes i got a slueth of lake country pads for free with it, actually. i believe i got a red, black, green, and i want to say yellow but cant remember.

well hello there! im just a hop, skip, and a jump away up north in sioux city! cool to see some local's around. you too, panther! anyways, welcome. enjoy!

i purchased a PC 7474XP. its sitting in my living room as we speak. :)

im pretty sure thats what i used and was the reason for this thread lol it did a great job im sure but like you said, no glass. its more like a matte or even satin look.

hmmm, very interesting. see.. when i did the hood with the meg's compound and polish i did a 50/50 on it to show the difference and i was amazed, honestly. it did a great job even with the low buck turtle wax buffer i used. but like i said after a few months the spider web swirls/scratches...

im lost, are some of you not reading, or?? please go back and read, i ditched the brush. i said it twice! lol as for the soap, i get that its probably not the best but could you explain as to why? it works VERY well for us here at hertz on some of the absolute nastiest cars. do you mean its...

well you can actually chrome aluminum just dont expect it to last during harsh salty winters on something like a wheel. gm had a hell of a time with this around the 2000-2004 era and literally said screw chroming wheels were just gonna use chrome hubcaps that cover the wheel and look identical...

i honestly dont know why i got SO into detailing my vehicles but something about keeping them clean really got under my skin and in my blood. i started out not knowing how to do anything and asked friends how to do things, etc. haha i seriously waxed my first vehicle, a 1969 c10 pickup and...

lol too each their own man :) i prefer glossy on my interior as well as my tires. the messier the better i say :) i used to use straight up enudrance tire shine in my interior but heard that silicone is bad for it so stopped but god i loved the way it made everything look.