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I've had that HF light saved for a long time. I have been having fun with a UV light though. Amazon is a great source.

Gives me an excuse to finally use my heat gun

Tedious task I'm not looking forward to when I get new tires but a necessity

You won’t find much of that here. For the most part, members are mature and respectful and MIke Phillips is a seasoned administrator who knows how to keep a forum in order

I’m a passionate detailing enthusiast. In the past I’ve done pro work. I can’t believe I’ve been doing this stuff for 30 years now sorry Chilly!

Palm Coast. It's nice to know there are other detailing enthusiasts close by

Mak, you live in the next town over from me. We‘re neighbors!

No Mike, you're more like a Paul Newman Rolex Daytona to us.

Class is one of the most endangered things in the world now. If I can find it here,I think I'm going to jump for joy!

It sincerely saddens me that forums are becoming dead forums If folks migrate here and start posting like they did in the old days, I think I won't be the only one who will be delighted BTW,thanks Mike for making this forum. It might be how the online detailing community gets saved.

I just hope folks will share the vast knowledge all over again here

I really don’t think there are mods over there any more

Well, perhaps most of them can come here. The wealth of knowledge can continue to be shared

I haven't noticed obvious new members there. It seems to me that the forum is slowly fading away

I've never had any problems with the AGO site

I was wondering what happened to you,Chilly Good to see you again even if it's not on AGO

Yep, GM/ ‘vette paint from that era was hard. I hope the water spots aren’t acid rain marks. If they are, you may need to very cautiously wet sand

What Mike said about foam is true. Using it has got to be the safest way to wash but for me personally, washing via foam gun is not about speed. I'm not interested in speed when I wash, I'm interested in safely getting the car clean. To me, it doesn't matter how long it may take Mind you...

I still have PERL and never had it sling. To cut back on the shine, simply wipe down the tires. That said, I'm going with Duragloss next

The way those exhaust pipes look in the fourth picture is breathtaking! I would love to know his process for polishing them. I’ve used a Dremel and Collinite Metal Wax to obtain similar results, but these look better.