Had my Mustang Detailed
#12
I wouldn't wait for anyone to ask dude, if you've got some good tips, start a thread and post those babies up !!!
Do you believe personal hygiene products (toothbrushes, Q-tips, baby wipes, tampons etc) are good for detailing, or should you stick to products made specifically for cars ?
Do you believe personal hygiene products (toothbrushes, Q-tips, baby wipes, tampons etc) are good for detailing, or should you stick to products made specifically for cars ?
#13
i use the autoglym polishs an waxs i find there products work really well i used the high gloss polish on my brother inlaws 55 chev 2 door post it was painted back in 1984 an now the blue has a really high gloss to it now an he has own that car for 30 years now.
#14
freddrick
an he was really happy that i got the paint to shine on it
#15
Hey Fred, that high gloss polish sounds really good . Maybe you can do my Mustang for the winter!! It well be good because I drive my car all year.
Last edited by Whitelion95GT; 09-11-2013 at 01:45 AM.
#16
freddrick
hey rob ya i will come down there an do your mustang with that high gloss wax then you can show your that guy at lordco that you know an do you need more business cards i can give you some more let me know.
#19
I wouldn't wait for anyone to ask dude, if you've got some good tips, start a thread and post those babies up !!!
Do you believe personal hygiene products (toothbrushes, Q-tips, baby wipes, tampons etc) are good for detailing, or should you stick to products made specifically for cars ?
Do you believe personal hygiene products (toothbrushes, Q-tips, baby wipes, tampons etc) are good for detailing, or should you stick to products made specifically for cars ?
Q-Tips: No as they break down fairly quick and leave a lot of cotton bits and residue.
Baby Wipes: Only for the spilled coffee in the cup holder
Michaels (Art Store) / Makeup Foam brushes and sticks: Definitley for engine bay detailing + interior + cleaning the vents.
If you're looking for brushes and stuff, Boar's Hair or Horse Hair brushes is the way to go. I personally like the Adam's Boar's hair equipment.
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