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Great looking car! Cool to those era cars looking so good!

I would just like to quote a line from the movie Billy Madison here...... "what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul." That is all, have a great weekend everyone!

Awesome game 4 last night! Turning out to be a great series.

Looks really good, those things are huge! Like Dylan said, these 1500's are big enough!

Looks awesome Danny, nice work man! GMFS in reflection is looking good too!

Great work, looks awesome!

Looks good guys!

Nice job man, looks great!

Nice reflection photo! I really like how you blacked out the Camaro letters too. I did the Silverado ones on mine, took them off, sprayed them and then put them back on. Held up well so far.

That was a great game and hopefully the rest of the series will good too!

Buy and keep as is and drive like Fred Flintstone with feet through the floor, the hole is already there! No, seriously though, good luck and I hope it works out for you!

Drank 1 liter of Diet Mt.Dew, went on 3 sales appts, worked out at lunch, went on 4th sales appt, drank 1 liter of Diet Pepsi, going home to watch game 1 of Stanley Cup Playoffs and probably wash the truck:)

Best tip I can give is take your time and don't rush through the process. Go slow and learn from this first time and carry over what you figure out to your next details.

Ok, yeah I'll put down MSS with the black pad then for LSP.

Machine Super Sealant instead of a wax of some kind?

Great, thanks for the advice Chris. Any suggestions on an LSP?

Great work on that Mazda Chase!

Well, I went and did a test spot on the motor home after work yesterday. The thing is huge and it needs quite a bit of polishing to bring the white back. I'm trying to figure out if I want to take this one on or not because as of right now I only have the PC and 3 stage polishing system and I just think its going to take too much time to get it done that way. If I had the Flex I wouldn't be as hesitant. Anyway, here are a few pics. The motor home itself. The owner removed the striping on the sides and you can see the difference in colors. Here's an after shot of the same spot as above after hitting it with SSHR, SHR, and FMP once, and then a second time. It did a good job getting the yellow out, but took about 15 minutes for a 2 foot area! Anybody think I would be crazy to take this on with the PC? I'd like to get the Flex, but it's not really in the budget right now. Maybe the new polishes would work a little bit faster? Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated guys, let me know what you think!

Looks awesome Mook, nice job!!

Thanks guys, I wasn't really sure. Gonna check it out Monday and see what I can do. I may have to try that No. 7 white polishing compound Kevin, thanks for the tip. I'll let you all know how it turns out.

Washed the wife's ride last night and put some svrt on the tires. Changed the oil too!

Looks great! I love my Trail Grapps!

Awesome! That Wailua Ale is very good!

Hey guys, Had someone contact me about detailing a motor home. I guess it's an older rv and the white fiberglass has gotten kind of yellowish. Does anyone know if machine polishing can restore the white color? I haven't seen it yet so I'm not sure exactly how bad it is. If it can be fixed with machine polishing, any idea on steps? Thanks in advance for any help/input!