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my old wheels are bare aluminum. I will post before and after pics once i get done. Im still waiting on my shipment to arrive.

Thanks shane..I ordered a kit the other day...

I was considering ceramic coating my new weld wheels. Has anyone applied the coating over anodizing?

Has anyone tried this on polished aluminum? w

welcome from a fellow indiana member.....

I'd be interested.....

dan....any pictures of the ss with the ceramic coating?

i just saw the post about odor neutralizer....I passed along changing the cabin filter along with the ozone treatment. Im waiting to here back from the car owner now. Thanks for the tips/advance.

What is everyone using to clear up cigarette smell?

All adam's products for my small business...

Is anyone going to be setup in Louisville for the street rod nats?

I've had the same issues with my orange and white pads....I was wondering if maybe I just got a bad set of pads...It seems to be a little more widespread then just me though....

Thank you. My camera doesnt do any justice for the metallic in the paint on the flex...

It can very from car to car. My paint corrections start at 350 and I usually add 10% for large truck/suvs. A lot of it depends on how bad the paint is...sometimes you can just do a polish and be ok. Other times it requires both stages of polishing and lots of elbow grease.

This ford flex came in as just a wash, clay bar and wax. It endup leaving with a full paint correction, bg, paint sealant and coat of americana. It we also did a full interior detail and sealed the windows. This was also the first time using the tire and rubber cleaner. What an awesome product to use.... The start...... The finished product.... I really need a better camera to show the depth and clarity of the paint....

beautiful.....

here's whats under the cover.....my 98 s10 with a ltx383, tko600 and narrowed 12bolt..... those are after a full paint correction...

thanks...I love the color on that nox.....its a good thing its my parents, which gives me the chance to keep it clean...

Thanks...I have another full paint correction coming up this weekend. I'll post the before/after pics.

Herw are a few after one of my recent paint corrections

lately ive been washing, clay barring, then an application of brilliant glaze, followed by liquid paint sealant and topped with buttery..right or wrong, those steps seem to be gving me the best results.

dan..where did you find the pumps for your gallon containers?

I have also wonder if LPS could safely be applied to a polished aluminum wheel? I used metal polish 1 and 2, then followed that with brilliant glaze...

some of my favorites...