GlossAngeles

Black nitrile gloves would be great. A drill attachment for polishing wheels lips and bolts. Something like the megs dynacone but with a recessed tip so you can get all the bolt heads nice and polished Double trigger sprayers would be the bees knees If you could somehow make the foaming sprayer have a much wider fan while still foaming that would be amazing

I do like mook showed in his thread, turn the cuff inside and put a bottle inside. Then put it on top of a grit guard so air can get under

Haha exactly what I thought

Try to polish them out with he 6in pads and if that doesn't work or you can't get the pad in there use the 4in on a drill

Yes! And you pull the trigger for the light!

That would be nice, maybe something like a mini porter cable haha or a spray bottle? I love little key chains that are more than just a name

Go to the carpet and upholstery cleaner product, and then in the description it has the video

Watch the video for carpet cleaning and adam does it at the end

If you don't like black emblems but want something not so shiny(or they are attached with holes instead of adhesive) then brush the emblems with a green scotch-brite until there are fine lines going the same way, and paint in with clear plasti-dip. Comes out looking identical to brushed aluminum:rockon:

Ok you got me, I'll go put it back but at least it will be clean

For my entry I decided to detail this dirty old stop light I just had laying around:D I think we got it at a garage sale if you are wondering there isn't some street with no stoplight somewhere out there:lolsmack: Products Used: All Purpose Cleaner Super VRT In and Out Spray Metal Polish #2 Fine Machine Polish 4" Pad Before: White spots everywhere! The haziest lights ever Super VRT and In and Out Spray doing what they do best Fine machine polish on a 4" pad shined those lights right up Let's "GO" Adam's:rockon:

Only pictures I have at the moment, car isn't even that clean:help: I should be getting some better shots soon thank you all it was a ton of work but definitely worth it in the end:2thumbs:

For the bolts I used paint stripper to get the paint off. Then I put each bolt in a drill and held the head with 0000 steel wool. Then did the same thing with metal polish and a microfiber. For the lips I used paint stripper. Then sanded from 180 grit to 400 grit dry then 600 to 3000 grit wet. Then I used metal polish 1 and 2 on a microfiber applicator. Sealed with quick sealant, applied brilliant glaze and buttery wax.

I second the 0000 steel wool and glass cleaner

Has anyone tried to put on a different cap like the ones on the shampoo and polishes? That would be squeeze out, maybe even bore out the hole a little if it's too small

Suds aren't necessarily what keeps the paint safe it's just the mixture of soap and water, suds just make it easy to see

Foam cannon + wool pad = perfect wash

Thanks! I know you love some polished metal!

No problem at all, I actually think they are nitrile gloves if that makes any difference?

Hmm I just use some generic ones from the store and I haven't had a problem, maybe I just don't have sweaty hands haha

No snow gloves work the best so you can have good grip Jk! I used latex gloves haha

Haha gloves! You should have seen my hands while I was wetsanding, I looked like I worked in the coal mines or something:willy:

Nice! I love pictures of polished metal where it reflects colors:drool:

Got the wheels all done:rockon: Metal Polish 1&2 on the lips and everything sealed with quick sealant, brilliant glaze, and buttery wax:drool:

Mercedes clear is extremely hard, use shr first, see if it did what you wanted, if not then step down to sshr:2thumbs: