Everything you ever wanted to know about detailing your car & More

[timpryor]

I have no affiliation with Autogeek I just thought some people could use the advice, & this covers everything you would ever need for your car. I have ordered from them many times and have allways been more than satisfied

http://www.autogeek.net/detailingtips.html

[Sharee]

Thanks for the link...it seems that I'm always looking for tips...I love and hate black all at the same time :)

[FoxracerMenace]

Very nice read!

[timpryor]

If you guys have any questions in reguards to what was mentioned there, feel free to shoot me a PM I do this as a hobby.

[ambenz]

If you guys have any questions in reguards to what was mentioned there, feel free to shoot me a PM I do this as a hobby.

Hey Tim, what do you do after touching up a tiny scratch to blend in the dried paint.
I will try claybar then wax but you usually see the ridges of the fill.
I not a big fan of rubbing compound near the rest of my pristine swirl free surface!

[timpryor]

Hey Tim, what do you do after touching up a tiny scratch to blend in the dried paint.
I will try claybar then wax but you usually see the ridges of the fill.
I not a big fan of rubbing compound near the rest of my pristine swirl free surface!

you will pretty much allways be able to to see it unless you get that body panel repainted, the best you can do is touch it u like you have done. have any pics

remember allways start with the least abrasive method 1st

[kystang]

got some very good information on that site. thanks.