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Hmm may have to consider that route then. They are fuel hostage wheels.

That would be a good suggestion just dont have access to one and dont know if i could see putting up the money to purchase one right this second.

i didn't know they had a paste ill have to check it out.

i tried claybar but way to much build up to even make a dent on it. need to knock out some more cleaning before taking the claybar to it.

hello everyone i bought some used wheels that have massive build up i cant seem to get off. i have definitely made progress but any help or suggestions will be appreciated

WOW excellent work did a amazing job there!

can you please PM me about this?? :props:

Same here especially being in South FL lol.

your work is astounding.. and your write ups make it even better! keep it up!

excellent job!!

looks great and i agree ^^ the new subies are really nice.

which cobra's do you guys use for compound, polish, wax removal?

anybody??? :confused:

I was wondering if anybody had experience with these microfibers?? Would they be good for compound, polish, and wax removal?? Cant find to many reviews on them so looking for feedback. Thanks

Enjoy the much needed vacay.. about 2 hrs south of Kissimmee area is where I hope you guys are getting a little free time of all this rain we are getting everyday..

awesome documentation.. my favorite by far is the 50/50 of the windshield.. ^^ like he said..did you just use the fast glass towels?

Re: 1998 Isuzu Rodeo Extreme Makeover! - Factory Single Stage Paint wow i really want to try and make it out to the next one!! excellent job guys!!

every detailer's dream to do something like this.. excellent work..

excellent work!!

I'm more of a american muscle guy myself but i love these cars and wouldn't mind having one.. i bet they are a blast to drive. awesome job on making it look perfect!