Originally Posted by Otacon

Great work. I wish I knew something about detailing beyond washing and cleaning wheels.

Originally Posted by adao714

The finish work looks amazing

Originally Posted by OperationDarkie

Its not to hard to get into detailing my friend best way to learn is to buy you a decently used car door/hood from a pick and pull and just practice with various products over and over and make sections on the hood with different products, that is how I learned to use a rotary, and I maybe spend 4-6 hours on a single car a day now with prep.

and you can get a decent rotary from harbor freight and you can actually get decent pads from them, but I myself have went the over the counter route just because money is tight for me, i buy my meguiar pads from advanced auto, as well as m105/m205, I don't swear by brand but that was cheapest route for me to go, others prefer higher costing brands but meguiars is a great cost alternative.

And lately this is also ironic I have been asked over this last holiday to detail some cars for a local acura dealership because they saw my car so I detailed their indoor cars made like 500 bucks doing it too.

Originally Posted by MJRHector

Three questions. I'm not sure if you touched the inside of the car, but how and with what products/tools do you clean perforated leather?? I can't seem to get the holes clean! Also, on the 'chrome' areas, such as the front of the car, is there any way to clean up/smooth those chrome surfaces? They get very rough and pitted from highway debris. And just out of curiosity do you hand buff or power buff out the wax? Thanks and phenomenal work!

Originally Posted by nino23

Car came out soo clean,Good job!

Originally Posted by J.TL

Great looking work wes