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I like that Silverado, so we will def need pics!

I'll get pics when I'm done! Started it on Sunday and haven't had time to finish it.

Hoping to get time to wash and detail my truck soon - it's long overdue! Other projects have been consuming my time unfortunately. 

Again,  appreciate the warm welcome!

Thanks for the warm welcome, everyone!  

I can do some woodworking but I don't have near the skills/tools/experience that I WISH I had, but I appreciate all the compliments! 

Hello gang,

I've been a member for 5 years (lurk here off and on due to my busy life) and I don't think I ever made a new member check-in (Some of us are slow learners ).  I've learned several tips and tricks from the veteran members and detailers on this forum.

Anyway,  I'm 27 from the great state of Missouri.  I enjoy hunting, fishing, 4-wheelers, anything outdoors really, and I also enjoy woodworking.  I attached a couple images of my woodworking items just for viewing pleasure.  (the one is sideways and not sure why!)

Detailing vehicles brings me joy and at times I'd like to start my own gig at it but I don't think my community where I live in has enough people to support it. I have a small collection of Adam's products and look to continue to grow that collection slowly.  My next "big" purchase will probably be the Swirl Killer combo kit.  I hope to continue to learn more and maybe I can give an opinion or two out on the boards.

Thanks for the help! It is greatly appreciated.

I'm sure I'll want a flex too, but the price difference is what gets me... I have about $1100/month to pay back on my student loans on top of all of my other bills. It gets pretty tight towards the end of each month. Oh well, I'll live!

Ralfy,

Thanks for the help! The entire truck looks good, but then you have those areas that just look like crap, and it's irritating. I'll look into buying that! I want the entire PC kit (beginner kit) but I have other things to pay for first.

Again, thanks!

I have a 2009 Chevy Silverado 1500 and after I wash it, I dry it. But, water always hides behind the door mouldings and I don't have a Blaster to use to get the water that's hiding back there. But that's only half the issue. The rest of it is, it's almost like it's "stained" where the water comes off the corners of the molding and I can't get it to come clean (clay bar, pressure washer, etc). Would polishing it out work? (Don't have any type of polishing system but have plans on buying the PC)

Thanks in advance!