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The Black 39 was done with my all time favorite - RMG and PS with CM as a QD. The 35 was done with RMG and NB with QS.

This hood looked like it was covered in swirls but after using IP and Orange pad and Cyclo this is what it looks like. This is on the hood only, the fenders and the rest of car polished out perfect.

Here is how I have organized and store my detail products. Let see how others are doing it and get some other storage ideas. I thought about making wood cradles for the Cyclo and PC to set in. :heelclick

Here are some pictures of my seats and the picture makes them look good. They have small cracks with what I guess is dirt in them. I have tried Woolite, Pinnacle and Zaino and either one would do much to improve the look. I have read so review on Leatherique restoring leather – my question...

The 35 is ready to go car show on Saturday -- took the day off work first Saturday in years and we going to show two cars in small car show. This one was IP - FP - PO85RD - RMG - Souverian. The next one will be XMT series. What a pain to do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here is my 1939 Ford after getting it ready for a crusin for Saturday. Anyway it was IP Yellow Pad - PO85RD White Pad - RMG Black Pad removed by hand - Souverian by Hand.

Here is my latest detail using my Cyclo purchased as a kit from Autogeek. First I would like to say that the kit really has everything you need to get started but I have already order more of each color pad. We just purchase the 1935 Ford all steel street a couple of months ago and it typical...

I’m currently working on a repainted single stage paint that is about 8 years old that has heavy to moderate swirls. I’m using Cyclo with yellow Cyclo pads (tried orange but not aggresive enough) and IP but it is taking 3 to 5 applications and even using the yellow pad I’m not getting...

Here is my new Gilmore foam gun hooked to my CRSpotless. It is mixed 2 OZ of the AutoGeek’s soon to be released foam gun soap and filled to the top with water from the CRSpotless. You can take the foam gun off the handle and rinse the surface also. Great Combo of products.. This allows...

I normally don’t like to make comments on new item till I have a chance to use it a few times but the Cyclo is really impressive. I started on one fender using the PC took a couple of times with IP to clean up the finish, I did the other fender with the Cyclo and IP once and it look better...

I have just purchased the Gilmore Foam Gun ( http://www.autogeek.net/foam-gun.html ) and the CRSpotless systems ( www.crspotless.com ). You have to use a restrictor on the CRSpotless to control the flow to between 1 and 2 gallons a minute to give the filter time to do its thing and the flow...

I see about a year ago there is a thread Cyclo verse the PC and during that thread a lot of people said they were thinking about buying one. I would like to know the differences between them and maybe some of the new users of the Cyclo could chime in and give there thoughts on the differences.

I haven’t really started on the detailing of my new ride yet, I trying getting the process down. The polishes are the easy part but after looking at the color I’m not sure there wouldn’t be a better choice than Natty or Souveran. To me Souveran on black is the Pinnacle but just maybe...

It's here!!! Now off to clean it up!! Coming off the FEDEX truck.... I'm Thinking Natty or Souverian?

I just read the Kenwood came out with a indash radio/CD that has a USB port that will except the small jump drives. Anyone know anything about these?

Has any tried Black Baron Foam Pab Lubricant? The instruction says -- "Spray fresh foam pads with one mist of lubricant prior to polishing or waxing. Can also be used to remove dried polish & sealant residues." This was a freebe in a 2 oz bottle.

Here is my winter projects – along with a few things that need fix in I plan on striping and applying new coats of was/sealants to all my old cars. The first car in the picture is my 39 Ford fiberglass street rod. Currently has Red Moose Glaze and Souveran both done by hand. The...

Over on another forum I’m being told that you can’t tell the difference between a sealant (Zanio) and Carnauba (Souveran) on a black car. I would say on a light color car the difference are hard to distinguish between sealants and carnauba but dark color cars are a different story. Do you...

I'm going to the Good Guys outdoor car show is in Kansas City Sept 23-25. I didn't go last year because of work but this year it looks like I'm going to be able to make. The show draws about 3000 customs and muscle cars so it is tough to place in the top 100. Since I drive mine it takes all...