Recent content by UncleDavy

I would like to make a useful suggestion. Use a piece of 1 x 4 or something similar in size to elevate the tire. This will allow you to get to the entire surface of the tire for cleaning and coating. I use some Trex decking material left over from the deck project cut into four perfect length...

Autogeek, Griots Garage or Amazon. Once in a while I will visit the local Chemical Guys store. They are not my favorite products but they are good guys at store and it is great to walk in and actually see the products, feel the quality of the towels and read the ingredients on the label. It's...

Much success to you Mike and I know that this new venture will thrive through constant enhancements and improvements. I know that you are looking for a shop and I also know that you have a passion for teaching. Will your new shop also eventually serve as a training center?

I wish that I had read this article as a 9 year old in 1972 when I polished my grandfather's 1970 Impala. I was told to use circular motions with the polish and the wax and the product removal was with an old bath towel. I can just imagine that amount of swirls that went into that single stage...

You were the one who got me interested in 3D (HD) and Duragloss.

Meguiars Professional’s Choice, Griots Garage, Wolfgang, Duragloss, 3D.

If I am not detailing, I like rollerblading, listening to old music, following Boston sports, sampling high end whisky and model railroading. You are welcome here any time Aaryn to run trains, sip whisky and work on my truck.

I definitely consider your Ram an SIV. I have never seen one like it anywhere else.

When I am not detailing I like rollerblading, listening to old music, following Boston sports teams, sampling high end whisky and model railroading.

Hello everyone. I am glad that I found this forum. All the best to you Mike on your new endeavor.

I remember this product from the 80s. The instructions suggested that you park the car in the sun and allow the wax to bake in.