sounds good brotha!

thanx man.. u are starred in one of the pics if u didnt notice

im actually thinkin about it..the products that are used are meguiars 105 cutting compund, meguiars 205 polish, meguiars number 13 machine glaze( didnt use this much) and meguiars liquid sealant

I use a Meguiars clay bar as well, on the exact grit id have to check into that for ya.. i will let u know.. i will look

 

Mind doing a small write up as well? I've never used a gritted clay bar. I've always used just the meguiars clay bar kit.

 

i can get a write up together i know STU had a good one up but with a little different products at the time. I will get one together and post in here when its complete. Should be done in a day or 2..class and work kinda kill me for time tonight

 

I might have to have u hook up my cavy...but i think the old owner let it go beyond fixing lol

 

lemme take a look at it man..honestly.. the dakota was in rough shape, the paint felt like sand paper.. ive never felt paint that bad.. plus ur in Akron.. we can meet up anytime u want.. ill shoot u a PM

 

very nice job.. how much experience? And i see u have porter cable layin there .. please tell me you had somethin else get all of the swirls and everything out lol

 

nevermind just read thats what you did.. that had to take FOREVER.

if ur interested in mezerna super finish polish or poorboys sealent let me know. i have both for sale and also a PC 7424XP thats like new

 

washed, clay bared, compounded, polished, glazed in areas, sealed, sealant was buffed off as well

ive heard good things about mezerna, never tried them yet though.. whatd u think of the product?

 

i used very little when i tested the buffer out on my hood and it worked out great, it would perfect to use as your finishing polish after correcting any swirls and imperfections.. and as for the sealent it hasnt even been open. i also have 7 pads and a 6in adapter from the starter kit all brand new.. lol sorry im not tryin to threadjack you. just thought you may be interested in some of this if ur serious about getting into detailing

 

actually i could use some pads..i was gonna buy some more in the upcoming days.. i need some more orange light cutting pads, have any of those? and are the 5.5 inch or 6?

 

 

Drive up north and clean my car *****!

 

if u insist btw, i texted u about the michelins, dunno if u got it. we only sell show tires in michelin, so unless u have a 14 inch rim lol outta luck there it looks like

 

where did you buy all your products???

 

autogeek.net

 

Damn good work man! Those look great. I need to spend some time on my Ram but it's just such a big truck I get discouraged from even washing the thing like I should lol.

 

is this something that anyone can do with no experience

 

thanks!!!

 

technically yes, gotta start somewhere. In all honesty if u wanna pick it up, go to autogeek.net and look up the porter cable 7424 random orbital buffer and watch the how to videos and different techniques, when starting out these can be very helpful. You will be able to find a bunch of different videos on there with different products and compounds as well, So if ur thinkin about getting into i would suggest doin some research and getting familiar with it on there and then take it to the garage practice and experience will help a lot. You will find what works best for you and what techniques allow you to move the quickest with the best results. I have a Black Srt 4 to do this weekend and i will post some pics up in here when finished

no problem

 

finished an SRT 4 last night will post pics soon... yay for black cars

 

what all did you use??

 

very nice sir, products used and steps taken along with the pics!

 

very nice, if anyone in the tri-state/new york area is interested I am also an experienced detailer.

 

so is it safe to say that there is no possible way to screw up when its your first time

 

um...no. there's a bit of an art to it. I've been detailing for years.