imported_BadSL65AMG
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Hello All, :wavey
I'm brand new to the forum, and now I don't know how I could've missed it for so long?? I love it already, I've been waxing and polishing since what seems to be a very long time ago. I started out with my mother's '92 ford taurus back in the day, her Volkswagen Passat, and even her '00 Grand Am (still do on mothers day
), I would even wax all the cars my old man would bring home from his dealerships, and I've had quite a few cars through the years from GM to foreign so I worked my way up on a lot of different finishes. Sadly I still was in the terry cloth is the best stage, and i use a leather chamois to dry my cars with. Recently after buying my Acura (Nighthawk Black) I realized that the terry cloth must not be so good, because all I find is swirls all over. I read all of the beginners stuff, about microfiber cloth, and that terry really isnt good. I still can't seem to get the swirls out, but it is winter and too cold to get into a serious detail. I'm hoping come summer I will have picked up enough know how to make it look 100x's better than when it left the factory. I currently have quite a collection of cleaning, polishing, compounds, leather cleaners, etc... But I'm not sure they are all that great. I've been stuck on megs is the best for a while now, I use nothing but their paint care products, though now I'm not sure I was using the right ones for the job. I'm also using a ryobi random orbit buffer, will this still get the job done? Enough of my rambling, I'm going to get to searching. Nice to be here, and I look forward to learning alot.
I'm brand new to the forum, and now I don't know how I could've missed it for so long?? I love it already, I've been waxing and polishing since what seems to be a very long time ago. I started out with my mother's '92 ford taurus back in the day, her Volkswagen Passat, and even her '00 Grand Am (still do on mothers day
), I would even wax all the cars my old man would bring home from his dealerships, and I've had quite a few cars through the years from GM to foreign so I worked my way up on a lot of different finishes. Sadly I still was in the terry cloth is the best stage, and i use a leather chamois to dry my cars with. Recently after buying my Acura (Nighthawk Black) I realized that the terry cloth must not be so good, because all I find is swirls all over. I read all of the beginners stuff, about microfiber cloth, and that terry really isnt good. I still can't seem to get the swirls out, but it is winter and too cold to get into a serious detail. I'm hoping come summer I will have picked up enough know how to make it look 100x's better than when it left the factory. I currently have quite a collection of cleaning, polishing, compounds, leather cleaners, etc... But I'm not sure they are all that great. I've been stuck on megs is the best for a while now, I use nothing but their paint care products, though now I'm not sure I was using the right ones for the job. I'm also using a ryobi random orbit buffer, will this still get the job done? Enough of my rambling, I'm going to get to searching. Nice to be here, and I look forward to learning alot.
i detail cars for money to buy more detailing products its a bad cycle I LOVE IT!!
I'm already in search of more power, so I'm looking to Renntech. This summer I'm going to order their ECU upgrade, that should put it at 670hp up from 604hp. 
:sosad I need a girl that will come out and get in a skinny bakini and wash and wax it with me. But I guess after working in a skimpy little outfit at work all day (hooters) I can understand why she wouldn't, well not really, but I'm just trying to make excuses why I should stay with her. 
I'm in the Orland Park area, and I would most certainly be interested in attending, depending on the day and time. Let me know.
