teksmabrep
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Looks phenomenal Sent from Signature Blue Auto Care
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Welcome! Great to see a fellow Mopar head. Sent from Signature Blue Auto Detailing
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It's my first time, be gentle she said...
teksmabrep replied to Stinkpickle's topic in Detailing Write-Ups
Looks great, awesome job. :thumbup::thumbup: Sent from Signature Blue Auto Detailing -
Same here Sent from Signature Blue Auto Detailing
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Awesome job Sent from Signature Blue Auto Detailing
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Welcome! NY shout out Sent from Signature Blue Auto Detailing
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Light colored
teksmabrep replied to teksmabrep's question in General Detailing Discussion and Questions
Reason I ask because I know it is much difficult to know when you have worked your product long enough. I can't really tell if the polish has flashed or not. Sent from Signature Blue Auto Detailing -
I'm just looking to gather some advice & tips for detailing lighter colored paint, using the PCXP. Sent from Signature Blue Auto Detailing
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Sam Cooke - Somebody Have Mercy
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Man Down Sent from Signature Blue! Auto Detailing
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First Detail About to Start
teksmabrep replied to Isaacrn's question in Paint Correction & Polishing
Good luck! Just take your time and you'll be fine. Sent from Signature Blue! Auto Detailing -
The Extreme Concaves are mounted.....
teksmabrep replied to Chase@InsanePaint's topic in Detailing Write-Ups
Freaking awesome! Sent from Signature Blue! Auto Detailing -
Lol, Thanks Sent from Signature Blue! Auto Detailing
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Gearing up for my first polish
teksmabrep replied to G8chick's question in General Detailing Discussion and Questions
I agree, get the gallon. It will save you time and money. Sent from Signature Blue! Auto Detailing -
I would go with a Canon 7D as well, I love it. I also have the 5D, 5D mk2 & 5D mk3 as well. But for a hobbyist just looking to snap some great pics I would go with the 7D or 5D mk2. Good luck Sent from Signature Blue! Auto Detailing
