Just wanted to say hey from South Carolina. Been "detailing" my personal vehicles ever since I've had one. Never got into polishing though. Used to clean up vehicles at two dealerships (Lexus and Nissan). Just now got into the "high end" waxes and supplies and very excited to try them out. Have used Zymol cleaner wax forever after claying had great results with it, paint was silky smooth. So naturally I turned to Zymol for new stuff. I got the Zymol Titanium, Clay Kit, HD Cleanse, and their Leather Cleaner and Conditioner to use on the wife's Expedition. Hopefully will get to it this weekend. Very interested in using a DA Polisher to get the paint flawless. Huge fan of forums for my vehicles and definately will on this one alot as it looks to be a great one.:buffing: :dblthumb2:
noob from south cackalacky!
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rohnramirez
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Welcome!
Mike Phillips
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Welcome to Autogeek Online!
Replied to your other posts about waxing... :xyxthumbs:
Heres's an article I wrote that's kind of an overview of all the polishers we carry and this is actually a list of anything in the realm of owning and getting good use out of...
How to choose the right polisher for your detailing project
Just posted this to another welcome thread but it applies here too...
This DVD is new and the link below goes to a page with everything included on the DVD
Mike Phillips' Principles of Machine Polishing
And this is an example of how easy it is to get into machine polishing...
Yesterday's Trend... Today's Norm...
Today, DA Polishers are the most popular tool among do-it-yourselfers crossing over from working by hand to working by machine. Many Professional Detailers also use the DA Polisher for their follow-up polishing steps after using a rotary buffer to do the major correction work. These tools are the easiest tools to learn how to use and so safe that even my son Rand is able to operate one safely on Nate Truman's 1966 Batmobile Recreation.
Photo courtesy of LacViet Photography
The above picture was taken from this thread,
The Free Floating Spindle Assembly - The Story Behind The Story...
:xyxthumbs:
Replied to your other posts about waxing... :xyxthumbs:
Heres's an article I wrote that's kind of an overview of all the polishers we carry and this is actually a list of anything in the realm of owning and getting good use out of...
How to choose the right polisher for your detailing project
Just posted this to another welcome thread but it applies here too...
This DVD is new and the link below goes to a page with everything included on the DVD
Mike Phillips' Principles of Machine Polishing
And this is an example of how easy it is to get into machine polishing...
Yesterday's Trend... Today's Norm...
Today, DA Polishers are the most popular tool among do-it-yourselfers crossing over from working by hand to working by machine. Many Professional Detailers also use the DA Polisher for their follow-up polishing steps after using a rotary buffer to do the major correction work. These tools are the easiest tools to learn how to use and so safe that even my son Rand is able to operate one safely on Nate Truman's 1966 Batmobile Recreation.
Photo courtesy of LacViet Photography
The above picture was taken from this thread,
The Free Floating Spindle Assembly - The Story Behind The Story...
:xyxthumbs:
sonic03insc
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Welcome what part of SC?
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