> awj03130 dijo el
31-07-10 a las
06:13:
Awesome vid! I really dig the "everyman" approach to detailing with the little talk about random orbit or rotary polishers.Only thing.... those wheels were put on with a torque wrench.... RIGHT???
> rdschader1 dijo el
29-07-10 a las
21:50:
I like the videos very informative. Do you happen to have any videos on how to remove smudges or scratches from your vehicle by hand. Thanks
> rockingdrifter17 dijo el
29-07-10 a las
20:56:
any products that you could recommend to get paint transfer off your car from the time you let your mom take it to the mall?
> lran4fun dijo el
29-07-10 a las
02:59:
EFE 807
> zeeko1122 dijo el
28-07-10 a las
09:17:
good one
> rickystoogess dijo el
25-07-10 a las
22:40:
Nice! I like how you kept it all simple and not any fancy products, all those things can be bought at Auto Zone, and thats exactly what I did! Great Video!! You answered all my questions!
> rickystoogess dijo el
25-07-10 a las
22:40:
Nice! I like how you kept it all simple and not any fancy products, all those things can be bought at Auto Zone, and thats exactly what I did! Great Video!! You answered all my questions!
> Davidwilliamson4 dijo el
23-07-10 a las
14:51:
diggin the headlights
> drjesus616 dijo el
23-07-10 a las
09:37:
@kanjikevin - the heat from the sun ... i know crazy right ??? will break down the compounds in the wax/ polish/ even car soap before they can dry/ adhere/ clean properly on your car ... you shouldnt even wash your car in direct sun either ...
> Starsonedge dijo el
22-07-10 a las
06:41:
.. Scoop it out like chapstick? really, when did you ever scoop out chap stick lol. love the tutorial though,
> AccidentallyFunny dijo el
20-07-10 a las
02:23:
@bretfraz excellent, thanks for the clarification. :) Sometimes marketing makes you believe the wax product "does it all" but I understand there's a different and a need for both.
> bretfraz dijo el
19-07-10 a las
22:31:
@kanjikevin Most waxes do not work well when applied in direct sun. The heat makes them dry too fast and can make them very difficult to wipe off. Always wax in the shade or out of the sun for best results.
> bretfraz dijo el
19-07-10 a las
22:28:
@AccidentallyFunny Polish is a product (and a process) made to restore and enhance the paint finish. It can remove/reduce swirl marks, oxidation, scratches & scuffs, etc. Polishing makes the biggest improvement in the look of your paint.Wax is a product designed to protect your paint finish and add shine. Think of waxing as protecting all the hard work you did in the polishing process.You can wax as often as you want but polishing shoud be done as needed.
> noormalovesyoouu dijo el
19-07-10 a las
19:54:
thanks very much
> mikixP dijo el
19-07-10 a las
06:16:
@mrcraka thanks
> mrcraka dijo el
19-07-10 a las
00:12:
@mikixP its called RAIN X, u can buy it anywhere
> mikixP dijo el
18-07-10 a las
21:37:
what did he say at 07:46 ? i want the name of that thing to buff the windshield or wtever it does
> kanjikevin dijo el
17-07-10 a las
01:42:
what is it about the sun that makes waxing a bad idea? i dont understand
> simond85 dijo el
15-07-10 a las
22:02:
I would usually dry my car off completely before using the clay. But now, not waiting for it to dry saves me a lot of time and effort.
> OSKARIUKS dijo el
15-07-10 a las
12:18:
it took my all things shown on thous two in a half hours to do on my gmc topkick pickup truck
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