[sneek]

I can drop a polisher off at your office at anytime.

[Calgarydetail]

Originally Posted by Nica

I used to be like you and did everythin by hand but I've seen the light and I use a rotary now. But to be honest if you want perfection you have to take your time, nice and slow inpsecting your work. Why don't you give it a try and have Calgarydetail and sneek be there to help you out...the end results are so rewarding if your willing to comit your self to it

Oh and those two know a thing or two about detailing

thanks carlos


and i wouldbe hapyy to helo you buff out your car. Ihave a few buffers, once exams are done ill be ale to help

[Duratys]

Originally Posted by JGAL

I will likely rope either Calgarydetail or sneek into helping me with that. I know those two can help me out; anyone that has like 40 different waxes probably knows what they're talking about lol.

Thanks for the welcome

Welcome to the form!


Dont tell them guys I said this but I heard for a little leg shot they will do anything........

[Calgarydetail]

Originally Posted by Duratys

Welcome to the form!


Dont tell them guys I said this but I heard for a little leg shot they will do anything........

if you say so

[JGAL]

Thanks guys, I am sure I will give it a go myself as I love working on my car.

Sneek and Calgarydetail - Thanks for the offer! I would probably want some supervision with that polisher thing so whenever you guys are done exams and are looking for a car to detail....

BTW I am definitely going to give that wax a go this weekend! If nothing else it'll protect the paint until I have time to do a good job detailing her. Just curious, but is there such a thing as using too much wax?

[Calgarydetail]

Originally Posted by JGAL

Thanks guys, I am sure I will give it a go myself as I love working on my car.

Sneek and Calgarydetail - Thanks for the offer! I would probably want some supervision with that polisher thing so whenever you guys are done exams and are looking for a car to detail....

BTW I am definitely going to give that wax a go this weekend! If nothing else it'll protect the paint until I have time to do a good job detailing her. Just curious, but is there such a thing as using too much wax?

well there are a few school of thought on wax.

1. Nope, you want to apply it thin to make for easy removal but there is no way to piut on tomnay levels (i have heard of 20+coats ofnattys on a car)

2. some belive yup you sure can, after to many coats the paint starts to either go yellow or the light cannt pass through the wax properly amc cam distort the look

3. Dosent matter, the oils and solvents from the previous laywer will emolsiphy the previous layer so it dosent matter...

i am persona on the 1st school of thought. Im sure there IS a a limit but i have yet to find it... heck you could wax everyeweek

[Divine Detail]

Welcome to the forum, you've found the best detail site on the net!! Maybe I'm biased though

There is definatly a wealth of knowledge here