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Hey guys, a while back about a month ago my uncle had return from his vacation trip to Las Vegas, Nevada. He drove over so his family van took a nice beating of dirt. So he had me go over his house and detail it up for him. He was impressed with the results he actually recommended me to a friend of his who has been looking for someone to detail his car. He called me up and told me if am able to bring his car black to life. I told him sure why not, but to give me a week while I order some more products since I'm running low. The thing is, I ran over my bottle of M205 lol so thats that
and I wanted to buy the 32oz of m205 but choose not to. I'd figure that if I bought Ultimate Polish I would be able to purchase some more Meguiars products than just M205 alone. I also got another set of Surbuf pads, because they are falling apart so quickly for the little amount of time I have used em. Thanks to greg0303, for the tip of using medium pressure on these bad boys. Just got used to putting the same pressure I use on the yellow polishing pads. Gosh I always go off topic, anyways, I haven't seen the car yet and I'm probably doing it this weekend. I was told it's a black mercedes c240 2004. Since its black I'm expecting a nightmare of swirls. For anyone who's an expert since I still consider my self a novice. How's the paint? hard or soft? and any pointers?
here's my arsenal of products which has slowly expanded, and will surely recruit new prodcuts.
check out how the surbuf have fallen apart for me
and heres the brand new set =D
and I wanted to buy the 32oz of m205 but choose not to. I'd figure that if I bought Ultimate Polish I would be able to purchase some more Meguiars products than just M205 alone. I also got another set of Surbuf pads, because they are falling apart so quickly for the little amount of time I have used em. Thanks to greg0303, for the tip of using medium pressure on these bad boys. Just got used to putting the same pressure I use on the yellow polishing pads. Gosh I always go off topic, anyways, I haven't seen the car yet and I'm probably doing it this weekend. I was told it's a black mercedes c240 2004. Since its black I'm expecting a nightmare of swirls. For anyone who's an expert since I still consider my self a novice. How's the paint? hard or soft? and any pointers?here's my arsenal of products which has slowly expanded, and will surely recruit new prodcuts.
check out how the surbuf have fallen apart for me
and heres the brand new set =D
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