Sundog Detailing

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thanks everyone, your opinions mean a lot.

after wash and clay, menzerna SIP on Adams gen2 orange, menzerna SIP on lake county yellow, menzerna po85rd on lake county green, waxed witheinszett glanz, and Adams detail spray.

http://www.sundogdetailing.com/

AFTER PICS:

I'm not sure why I keep getting the most trashed cars, this one was thrashed. It had swirls, scratches, chips, touch-up paint, a little of everthing. anyway here are the pics. BEFORE PICS:

my best friend growing up became a tattoo artist so I became the practice canvas, I have alot of coverups of his early work. I could never have afforded the amount of work I have otherwise, I usually tell people that I have 1 tattoo even though I'm not completely covered.

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yes she is VERY protective of me.

I agree that Adam's video's are a good place to start, if you have question's or problems after that we'll be here to help. Pics would also help us get you going in the right direction. Welcome aboard.

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I would like 6, but the shipping to AK would most likely be more than the pumps so I would have to buy several more items to make it worth while for shipping, that is the major thing that sux about AK is tring to get product here:(

no local dealer in Alaska

A bottle of detail perfume

GREAT idea, yes they can be found online but I would rather give my money to Adam's and have it show up with my order, it would be higher quality from Adams I'm sure

Thanks Kevin, In 'n' Out spray is the key. The V.R.T is going to be on my next order.

I didn't get before pics but it was as you can imagine for a 92, the pics were taken by the owner and sent to me. This was a quickie job done while he waited so it's not as complete as I would have liked but he was happy. http://sundogdetailing.com/

I grew up in Bozeman, my folks moved there when I was 1, it was a great place to grow up. My brother lives in Bothell, WA.

Well Matt you have set a tough goal for yourself, but after the wash and clay the most important thing you can do is a test spot to find the best combination of pad and compound that will effectively remove imperfections fastest and with the least effort so you don't have to go over it more than once. I can't really recommend pads and products as I have a large inventory of products other than Adam's, I do use Adams products but also have some compounds that are extremely aggresive cutters that allow me to cut faster and then polish those marks out quickly. I would recommend starting as early in the day as you can so your not rushing late in the day and cutting corners to get done, good luck. Taig

nice, but before you put that back into service I would invest in a new seat, that one looks like it would crush your cash and prizes

rather than spot treat I would recommend doing the whole panel so it looks uniform across the entire surface. Thanks for the compliments everyone, and yes my shop is well heated.

I am interested in getting this product but I would like to know how many applications I can get out of a bottle and those who have used it your opinions. What is the application process? I'm asking because shipping to AK is spendy and I want to make sure this is worth getting. thanks, Taig

depends on if you have a machine or not, by hand go with the buttery wax, by machine go with the super machine wax.

you'll enjoy it here.