dude we need one of you here in Maryland man. Your work always looks great from the other cars i've seen on the forums

 

You can buff out rock chips?

 

No. Like I said they need be wet sanded and then compounded to remove the marks. Then polished to remove the micro marring formed by the agressive polish.

 

holy shit man come down to miami now!!! and do my car ill pay

 

it must suck not knowing what color your car is because your damn car is a MIRROR!!!!

i'm just jealous

 

Dude I wish I had the money you do invested in Detailing equipment. I'm almost more jealous of that than the J's Racing GE8 Fit. Someday.

 

Think of it as an investment. Also you can get a good starter kit for around 300 bucks if your interested in polishing/swirl removal.

 

May do that after I get some actual parts for the GE8. I mean I love the car now, but when I have a unique car worth drooling over, then I will invest in a good detailing setup.

Also on a side note i want one of those fitfreak stickers that B1stro has.

 

Heh I know how it is man. Ive been dying to get some GE parts but always end up spending it on detailing supplies.

 

this is killer advertising lol u got like 5 cars lined up..josh fit rays vw n fit, jeromes fit. n my mom ha lol.. cant deny it though ur work is amazing

 

SHUT UR MOUTH!! what the hell r u gonna detail? u do it like on a daily basis..everytime i see it, looks like u just pulled out of the dealership..

 

Lol I hope it doesnt look like he just pulled out of the dealership. They have no idea what theyre doing when it comes to detailing. Even brand new 09 cars have swirls on them due to the pre-delivery detail they do.

 

damn that looks soo good
great job

 

Thanks! Stay tuned, got a turbo tafetta white gd3 coming up next week

 

i know who it is

 

what's the best way to clean a car w/o spending $300, meaning what should i do...just wash, clay, and wax or what???

 

Honestly the best thing to do is to properly wash the car. 99 percent of swirls are due to incorrect washing technique. Use 2 buckets, get a grit guard and use proper soap. Use a lambswool mitt and use only microfiber towels when drying or removing wax. Front to back or side to side motions when waxing, no circular motion and little to no pressure. Don't wax more than once a month or every other month depending on conditions.

Clay only needs to be done once or twice a year. And clay removes wax so you'll need to rewax afterwards.

 

well i was planning on claying at the beginning of spring every year to get all salt and winter grime off is that the right way?

 

Yeah clay will get all of that off. Just make sure to wash the car before you clay and to use plenty of clay lube so your not just dragging that crap all accross your paint.

 

does clay lube generally come with the clay? also would a Mother's or Meguiar's clay be good enough?