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I have a set of USkid Golf clubs for sale with bag. They are the red colored ones and have been used by my boy.



Selling since he out grew them.



I have putter, driver and iron. Maybe 2 irons I have to look.



I will sell only as a whole set with the bag.



If you have a youngin up to I would say belly button highish these are perfect.



Send me Pm with questions and such.



Anyone have the USkids Green clubs???
 
Hello from Nor. California!
Thought I would go ahead and "finally" get involved here and make a post.
I'm pretty new to the detailing world, having only worked on a handful of cars for friends. I purchased my Porter Cable DA and Menzerna product line probably 5 years ago now, and enjoy the transformation process of detailing.

After reading and seeing what some of the experts are doing here, it's obvious I have a lot to learn! :)
Looking forward to learning from all y'all and practicing more!

Here are some pics of a car that I detailed last year. It's a black Infiniti G37.
I actually charged a small fee for this one...but it was my first Black car.

Ok...here are some "Before" pics. The lighting isn't the best for the pics...but gives a pretty good idea.

G37_01.jpg


G37_02.jpg


Notice the defect in this next picture...was in the section just above the driver's side door. "Scratch" was somehow in the clear coat...not sure what somebody did to get it there.

G37_03.jpg


G37_04.jpg


G37_05.jpg


Ok...now for a summary on the detailing steps and products used.
Obviously washed it...just used Meguire's Gold car wash.
I Clayed the car using the Pad you can use on DA Polishers with Blackfire Clay.
Then proceeded with Menzerna's Super Intensive Polish using a Lake Country Orange pad.
I then used Menzerna's Final Polish II with a LC White Pad
The final step was a few coats of Blackfire Wet Diamond with a LC Councours Finishing Pad. Voila!
Given this was my first black car, and probably 5th exterior detailing effort total I was happy with the outcome.

Remember that horrible defect with the word "scratch"?
This is a picture of that same area. (This is my favorite Pic...you can't even tell it's a picture of a car or paint...pure reflection)
G37_07.jpg


G37_08.jpg


G37_09.jpg


G37_10.jpg


G37_11.jpg


Thanks for looking!
 
Welcome to TID tjharvey.
It's nice to have you join us here. It's a great place, so sit back, read a lot and ask a lot of questions. Great group here.

BTW, none of your pictures are showing up. You might want to load them onto photobucket and then insert them into your posts.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
 
Thanks Barry! I've been working on getting my pics to show up...and am still having problems! LOL.
Talk about "Newbie". Already created Photobucket account with a public album and updated the post with URL's but still not working. I'll keep trying!
Thanks.
Todd
 
Once you have your pictures uploaded to photobucket, click on the picture that you want to upload to your post. You will see this Share Email & IM

Direct Link
HTML Code
IMG Code

Highlight the IMG Code and copy it. Then on your post box you will see a button for insert link. Paste your IMG Code into that box and click on OK.

That's all you need to do.

Good luck
 
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