Hmm, friends and family cars are actually good for testing all the waxes and sealants that i won't possibly able to use. For paid job, I usually...
It is quite a strong alkaline cleaner so it depends on how you dilute it. imo, not a good choice for regular maintenance and if 'preserving' Lsp...
I have been using quite alot of autoglym products and me too yet to use one that i wasn't happy with except for the bodyshop 01-04 polish.. The...
Came across this vid and wow, felt sad yet full of respect for them.. YouTube - My Redeemer Lives - Team Hoyt About Team Hoyt.. Rick was born...
Taking about cat, I am trying to keep one away! 1 stray cat kept climbing into my house to search for food and make a mess of our dustbin. It...
When using a applicator with tough dry wax on it such as collinite 476 or fk1000p, it feels saturated and i couldnt spread as thin as i would like...
hmm, is it the maneuvering, the size, the way you got to hold it or something else that makes it uncomfortable?
Thought i would share some info i found on the machine. Machine Photos - Rotary Buffer - DA Polisher - Orbital Buffer - Page 3 - Car Care Forums:...
Comfortable with rotary after the first few cars but i started with a scrap panel. Me too went straight to the rotary
Has anybody uses verticle polishers such as the makita pv7000c? Will they work better on verticle panel? Makita
Don't tell me they are coming out a rotary.. =O
Just tilt your rotary up a little moving from right to left and pick up the bead at the 9-10 o clock direction of the wool pad. Once you pick up...
I use abt 1.5'' bead and work with a small area smaller than 2x2''. Just apply to the paint and work it straight then release some pressure...
:yikes:, i tot leather conditioner will soften leather and possibly hurt your skin?..my fingers do feel itchy sometimes..
The AG Hi-tech cleaning pad is really a good and durable tool. Try rubbing it against your hand and you realised how gentle it is. Used with...
Currently I am using a plastic chopstick for wool and toothbrush or mf cloth for pad and it works for me. Any idea does the metal spur and foam...
I used the TK11 all the time and love it alot. As for general lighting, another option that worth considering is compact fluroscent lighting...
There are tools such as the metal spur for wool pad, nylon brush for foam pads, duo spur for both wool and foam etc... So what is your preferred...
I actually like tt clay block. It save me time compared to conventional claying but it is not a direct subsitute for a clay bar. On a more...
For me it is buffing tight areas especially so with very oxidise paintwork..
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