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About scootertrash19

  • Birthday 03/12/1970

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  • Location
    Colorado Springs CO
  • Gender
    Male

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  • Location
    Colorado Springs
  • Occupation
    Owner/Precision Detail Center
  • Vehicle Year
    2006
  • Vehicle Make
    Chevy
  • Vehicle Model
    Corvette
  • Real Name
    Rich
  1.    scootertrash19 reacted to an answer to a question: paint correction blues
  2.    scootertrash19 reacted to an answer to a question: Pre-treatment question for detailing
  3. scootertrash19
    I would like to see more 5 gallon options! I love to buy in bulk!
  4. scootertrash19
    I have had excellent luck using a 4" foam pad, paint correcting polishing, and a cordless drill. Trying by hand will not work, need more power.
  5.    scootertrash19 reacted to an answer to a question: The WORST car wash in Adam's history!
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  13. scootertrash19
    This also works on Motorcycle windshields
  14. scootertrash19
    Welcome aboard, lots of great info here!
  15. scootertrash19
    I have had good luck getting out green crayon, using LIC and a brush, just take your time.
  16. scootertrash19
    As Michael stated earlier, a plastic razor blade should take it right off the plastic liners, still trying to find a way to get it off the new "carpet" style liners.
  17. scootertrash19
    I noticed the same issue, very wet spray, also noticed the label is slightly different, still smells good!
  18. scootertrash19
    I have ran across this same issue, now I apply SVRT then go back and reapply after 15 minutes, seems to solve the problem.
  19. scootertrash19
    Thanks for all the info, I'll started doing some research and let you know what I buy.
  20. scootertrash19
    In the market to replace my worn out DeWalt 3/8" cordless drill, anybody have a recommendation for a good replacement, I love DeWalt tools but have been thru multiple batteries ($$$) in the last 6 months, Would like to see what everyone else is using. Thanks for any info!
  21. scootertrash19
    Great write up Rich! Only one problem you broke the Adams Rule, your supposed to wash the wheels first!
  22. scootertrash19
    I was thinking it's Liquid Air Freshener/Scent, but would have to have a spray trigger...?
  23. scootertrash19
    Don't forget all the trips up and down the ladder, that thing is a beast! Please let us know if you get the job and how long it took to complete.
  24. scootertrash19
    As far as the heater box, I like to use in & out spray, it will keep it looking like new!
  25. scootertrash19
    Try to find a shop or warehouse to rent...there aren't many available. The "grow" facilities have ran up the lease/rental rates to a all time "high", pardon the pun. This is great if your the landlord but sucks when your a small detail business looking for a reasonable lease payment. The tax revenue is great but at a price. Just my $.02
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