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    Washing the new carI just purchased a new car and and I am quickly learning the importance of detailing and car maintenance. I am looking forward to w

    Rinseless or waterless solution is the way to go, if you do not want to hire a professional (not a regular hand washing station) or do not have access to water. You should do your research on how to properly use a rinseless or waterless solution beforehand. Washing your car sounds like a simple...
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    Airplane detailing!

    It all depends on if it's high wing or a low wing. The pricing on planes vary due to engine type, condition, wing span, and wing type.
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    1969 Corvette Stingray - Cobra Clay Mitt Review

    sick!!! Excellent job, as always!:buffing:
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    Meguire's #7; extra coats

    I too used Mike's guide on restoring a 74 Mustang and had color transfer.
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    Homemade soap

    gonna check it out now. THANKS! :dblthumb2:
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    Homemade soap

    lol i realized how I worded it last night but have no idea how to edit it. :laughing: but thank you :props:
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    What one step?

    Hd speed is awesome. Smells good too. :props:
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    Homemade soap

    thank you! I will definitely check it out.:applause:
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    Homemade soap

    The point is for me to be able to make my own product but thank you for taking the time to read/post on the thread. :xyxthumbs:
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    Hi everyone

    Welcome!! :dblthumb2:
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    Homemade soap

    Hello, all! I'm new to the forum world and wanting to know if anyone has any experience in making their own soaps. I have read many homemade recipes online but most of them state to use dish washing soap (eeek). I have also thoroughly read Son1c's thread on homemade wax (AWESOME POST AND WORTH...
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