Salvageyardteen

Hello Sophie. Welcome to AF. Jump right in and enjoy the forum.

Oh I have, head first.

Star is Yamaha

No, I sell motorcycles, but I used to be a motorcycle mechanic.

 

Spend enough time on youtube and you can find a lot of info.[/quote

 

Got any good reccommendations on what to watch? There's a guy on there (can't remember his name) who has the best videos on detailing. Used to be a Marine. Do you know who I mean?

 

And what kind of bikes do you sell?

 

Um...that sounds like Junkman

 

There are plenty of other detailing videos, autogeek has some too. Just have to keep looking.

 

I sell Yamaha's and Kawasaki bikes new..of course we get all kinds of used ones in.

You seem to know quite a bit for such a young lady. Any chance you have a detail shop?

No, I sell motorcycles, but I used to be a motorcycle mechanic.

Spend enough time on youtube and you can find a lot of info.

I got it need more help with the biog scratch on the bumber.

Swirl and Haze Remover would be the best Adams choice I think.

QD?

QD = Quick Detailer

http://www.adamspolishes.com/c-11-detail-spray.aspx

I would check out: http://www.adamspolishes.com/c-24-cleaners.aspx You might need to aggitate with a wheel brush as well.

Polishes and compounds work by removing some of the surface. How much depends on the aggresiveness of the product.

What would be the best way to protect from bird bomb etching? I applied two coats of the Buttery Wax, however I am still getting etch marks. Also, would the Swirl and Haze Remover be effective in removing existing etch marks?

Need to keep a QD handy.

Where did you get the tent from and how much was it?

My and cameras don't mix, already went though 7 of them. Gets too expensive to keep buying new ones.

Just to intoduce myself. I own a Yamaha YZF-R1 and Audi RS4

Sophie