Just needs some wax- 13 hours on a Smart CAR

Nice job and write up.

Just curious, what dilution ratio of your powermax3 you use for the door jam? I just got myself 15L of powermax3.

 

Great job Ken Can`t wait to the first detail with scholl polishes!

 

Dont you just love fixing body shops screw ups. Great work Ken!

 

Thats the design in the material.

Autoglym recommends 8:1 but I usually run it 4 or 5:1. I typically only do 1 or 2 cars a day so I don't go through alot of product anyway, even with using it strong. I do alot of Suvs and lifted trucks because of where I live so I run it a bit strong to help clean the inner fenders and frame rails.

You can't wait? I've been waiting months to get my hands on that stuff! PM sent.

 

Car looks great, shop looks great, tuque looks great!

 

You like my toque, eh? Helps me blend in with the hillbillies, I mean, locals.

 

great work as always Ken

love the hat man...

 

Hahaha. take it you shop is not in Maple Ridge because last time I checked all the hillbillies were in delllta

 

Those are the cleanest wheels I think I've ever seen. You did an excellent job all around. How did you like Prime?

 

The prime is so easy to use. Apply with an Ultimate LSP applicator pad from PAC. Wipe on, buff off.

 

Awesome job like always........that metallic flames looks odd.

 

great job, thats a sharp looking smart car!

 

Fantastic work! Thanks for the write up on the 3M pads too!

 

Hi, I'm comming in a little but I would Still like to congratulate you on a fantastic detail and write up. I really like how you pulled this one off. It looks just beautiful...:thumb:

 

great job!!

 

It must be fun to work on such a small car. Good job.

 

WOW little bundle of reflected light! great afters. looked like a swirl breeding ground