Recent content by Darrell L

This is an interesting read. Im working on bringing a barn find 2000 Trans Am WS6 back to life. The car has areas where hand polishing will be required. What would be the updated insight for hand polishing today?

Hi Mike, Exhausted on day 3 of the class. I am proficient with any polisher now, brand doesnt matter. Learned the finesse of a random orbit, reverse pad rotation, or get the job done faster with a forced rotation and forced oscillation tool. Before the class I struggled with polishing. Cars...

I spend time with my kids mostly. We build Legos majority of the time. As they start to get a little older they are becoming interested in my RC car collection. Maybe we can build a track out back with the tractor. I have a small tractor for the yard. "Daddy, can we dig another hole in the...

Using the surface tension of water and the garden hose is a technique I've been experimenting with. I've noticed slowing down the hose movement to keep the water tension intact on the stream edges makes a difference. I suspect using a pitcher to deliver a higher water volume may play a role in...

If it's a maintenance wash on a protected vehicle I use DI water and leverage surface tension of water to get rid of most the standing water. I use a cut off garden hose and a gentle stream of water, surface tension pulls most the water away. Electric leaf blower for a few water drops/rims...

The benefit of a forced oscillation/forced rotation Flex polisher Beast/Supa beast/Cbeast is the ability to work a larger area faster as you have described. Combine with an AIO for production detailing! I have used the Cbeast but don't own one yet. I have the Flex cordless rotary and cordless...

Congrats! Owning your content and leveraging your name recognition to create a brand. Nice move. Glad I took a class from you September 2019.