jbjones85

I will use their pressured water if it's to cold to break out my pressure washer (or i'm out of gas) to knock off the big stuff then into the garage for a WW or RW.

Is this the one you are talking about? <http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/17091-detailed-hood-liner-audi-rs4/?hl=%2Bhood+%2Bliner>

I'm glad you posted this. I was actually thinking about asking the same question the other day as I noticed this by my hood vents as well.

normal. Mine does the same thing, I just give it a good shake before use and whenever I think about it when I'm in the garage.

drawn steel

I had to experiment with it in a few different ways as I have quite a few different materials on my inside. For certain ones it works better to spray directly on the surface, some better on the towel. Some require just one pass for perfection, some I have to "work" a little more for that perfect look. At the end of the day I really like the scent as well as the very matte finish that it leaves and just slightly darker than before but it does behave differently based on the material.

That looks great. I'm a big fan of the new style on these.

wow, that is actually really cool

wow, great transformation, looks like a totally different car.

interested to see the rest of the restoration.

the new blue ones are indeed very nice.

I do not think they will be bringing them back. They did not have the popularity they were hoping for.

nice improvement. I wanted to try this out on my previous DD but ended up selling it before I had the chance.

hand wash, clay, revive, glaze, wax, admire.

Very nice. A great group of cars that you have been able to work on.

I monitor the beading. It's not 100% but a good indication.

happy new year.

when you go to trade in your model year 2007 with 115K miles and the guy asks you if it a 2012 or 2013 model and think you are kidding until you show him the registration and odometer..

I think that looks really nice. A subtle change yet not at the same time (if that makes and sense).

takes over

This is absolutely correct, much cheaper to buy in gallons for products you use a lot of. I am actually considering getting a 5 gal of the DWC this time around....

I typically hose mine off to get the loose dust off, hit them with compressed air to dry, apply the cleaner, let sit for about 20 seconds, agitate, let sit a little longer to let it work, then rinse.

yes, I would say about 16 wheels worth (1oz per wheel). I have very dusty brembo's and even with weekly cleanings they are filthy.

that looks great, a motor shot would be appreciated if you have one....

i also like to detail in peace, luckily when i have my headphones in i very rarely get interrupted.