Recent content by 28ONE

once the plasti dip starts chipping its gonna be a mess

http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=114344&page=3 Check out the pics on post #54 The product I used is CarPro Dlux http://www.carpro-us.com/coatings-sealants-spray-wax/cquartz-dlux-plastic-rubber-coating-sky-kit/ Here's acode for a discount: 15off

Where are you buying it from? You can get it from the CarPro site then use this code: 15off http://www.carpro-us.com/coatings-sealants-spray-wax/cquartz-dlux-plastic-rubber-coating-sky-kit/

I prefer Meguiar's D114 Rinseless Wash and Wolfgang Detail Spritz for a QD - I've tried them all lol Yes 2 bucket wash...

+1 Griot's has a lifetime warranty

Orange and Black - Go Giants!!! Now that's what i call slammed!

Congrats on one sweet looking ride, can't wait to see the finished product! You gonna change the caliper color?

You get your stuff ordered? Boisy listed everything that's need as far as PA Cosmic. Sounds like you need to compound though - really depends how bad your swirls are. Can you post some pics? I personally like: Menzerna FG400 - Compound Menzerna SF4000 - Polish

Not much of a discount, only $5 off most items!

yeah Essence looks really cool

Hmm, dunno about that product

I'm sticking with my Flex, longer stroke is nice but not worth the extra cost for me. I did hear the new model had 30% more power...

The market is being flooded with coatings - I've tried Opticoat 2.0, Opti Glosscoat, Pinnacle Black Label, Cquartz UK, Blackfire Crystal Coat, and Polish Angel Cosmic. The challenge is the everyday consumer probably will not put forth any effort to polish the paint prior to coating application...

Hmm good question. I used my Flex with a white hybrid pad the results were pretty dam amazing. In addition, after using Primer, ipa/eraser wipedown is not required - went straight to applying Cosmic... In the hands of a skilled detailer, sf4500 would be hard to beat...

There's 2 parts to Glasscoat - Invincible Primer and Cosmic Invincible is actually a super fine diminishing polish...