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Mike, Thank you so much for jumping in on this; I appreciate you taking the time to help out a newbie who is "detailing challenged". Considering the type of car I would be detailing (1969 Corvette coupe) would you suggest that I try to sell the Flex and purchase a different type of polisher...

I think so.

The cars paint is not original as far as I can tell. For the record, I am not disputing Mike's tip sheet; it seems like the concensus here is that I think I know better, far from it. I simply asked, or I thought it was pretty simple, do the extra coats as outlined in his tips page, pertain to...

Like I said; the paint is already shiny so I didn't see the need to follow all of the pre-#7 steps. I had already used detail spray to clean the car and the car had recently been clay barred if those are the steps that you're referring to. The remaining steps that I "missed" follow the...

I have a black 1969 Corvette and, while the paint is very shiny, it is just lacking some pop. Someone on another forum I frequent was using #7 on his original paint 1968 Camaro and he suggested I give it a try. He forwarded a link to a Auto Geek tip sheet showing Mike rejuvenating the paint on...

I live in Little Egg Harbor

I am a 53 year old car nut who is new to formal auto detailing. Sure I have done the usual wash, wax, tire dressing thing but, I would really like to learn how to properly detail my cars. I currently own a 2002 Corvette Z06 and a 1969 Corvette couple. Both cars could use a professional detail...