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Beautiful!

The most underrated aspect of detailing. Nice work!

You can also use Shout stain remover or similar product. It will bring back the white letters to life.

Awesome before and after results!
 
This thread got me motivated to polish my chrome tips, I have only finished one of the four so far but the one looks awesome. Couldn't get some of the baked on stuff off the lip. My pad got so dirty so quickly. Tried cleaning it and will see how it works once it dries.

Nice job!!

Awesome work sir!

Killer outcome!!

These are some before and after for some engine bays I detailed in the last couple of years. I thought I would share with you guys and everyone can post their engine bays transformations here
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Enjoy!

Great job!!  

Nice saves!

Nice work!

These are some before and after for some engine bays I detailed in the last couple of years. I thought I would share with you guys and everyone can post their engine bays transformations here
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Enjoy!

Hopefully you can sell it soon and get an SS, that car is ridiculously nice

Exactly! Personally when I buy something, I look for a product that's made in the US by a US manufacturer, if I can't find it, I look for something made by US company but manufactured abroad and only when neither products exist I buy foreign.

Exactly! Personally when I buy something, I look for a product that's made in the US by a US manufacturer, if I can't find it, I look for something made by US company but manufactured abroad and only when neither products exist I buy foreign.

You guys are missing the point! He's not questioning the size decision he's questioning the price, which doesn't make sense. Bottom line, why pay more for less?

This was my first Fathers Day this year. I went to a late breakfast with my wife and son at a local restaurant and then we just relaxed around the house.
 
Later in the afternoon myself and several other firefighters that I work with (some of us were off duty, while others were on duty) went to the Barbara Bush Chrildren's Hospital at Maine Medical Center to grill hamburgers and hotdogs for the families who have newborn children that are in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The March of Dimes sponsors it and provides all the food while the firefighters work the grills and help serve the food. My son spent a short time in NICU last October and I can only imagine what it's like for a father to have to spend Fathers Day (for some it was thier first) watching thier child laying in an isolete in the NICU.
 
This was my first time participating, but it was the second year that it's been held. A lot of my co-workers that helped out also have kids that are NICU graduates, so we know what these families are going through. Our goal is to continue to do this every Fathers Day and I really don't mind sacrificing part of my day to help out.

Nice and congratulations

Just google mobile wheel repair. You can have somebody show up at your house and fix the wheel, all done in front of you. Expect to pay anywhere between 50 to 150

Depending on the size of the areas you work on the most, a used Flex might be a better deal. The Flex is forced rotation and can get a decent amount of work done quickly but it works best on large surfaces. The 4 inch pads on the cyclo allows it to fit to smaller places such as the A pillars.

That's awesome! I'm hoping a distributor such as Adams will have it in one of the Carlisle events this summer so I can play with it.

Absolutely love it! Hopefully if I find time this weekend I'll do a strip wash,clay,and then seal, and wax?

Ford SHO
 

 
Audi A4
 

 
Audi TT
 

 
Volvo T6
 

I was wondering the same thing myself.  Either way, how would use a machine to get in those tight space?  Would you use something like a Micro or Nano?

Very nice results! I really need to get some metal polish someday. It's one of the few products I don't have because I don't have a ton of uses for it.