[bigsnake]

Disregard the type car.
There are some good ideas in here for straight line applying and how to remove the carnuba wax.
Spring is coming and maybe you can pick up some ides on putting your protective wax coating on and off. :smileup:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...nishing-wax-hand-straight-line-technique.html

 

[HemiMetal]

Good set of videos. Mike Phillips (the presenter in the vids) used to work in the same capacity for Meguiars five years ago. I had the opportunity to meet Mike in 2009 when I attended free beginning and advanced detailing classes hosted at Meguiars in Irvine, CA and instructed by Mike.

He is still appreciated at Meguiars for his role in helping to grow the Meguiars brand and for launching Meguiars Online, a forum for auto detailing enthusiasts. Mike's philosophy as admin of that site was to keep it friendly to members of all skill sets, from beginner to pro detailer, and that philosophy continues to this day. It's a philosophy he continued when he went on to manage Autogeek Online.

For anyone who's ever had an interest in learning automotive detailing, I recommend either forum. You will find both sites have much in common with the Z.

 

[oilslick]

I like Autogeek. I purchase stuff from them a few times a year. :smileup:

 

[Dodgeguy]

I have been using Pinnacle liquid Souveran this last year and it is an awesome wax.I have also been using the straight line wax on method.It does not last as long as a paint sealant but out shines it 2 to 1.

 

[hoyt66]

Great forum and store. Love AutoGeek!!

 

[JETTECH104]

Great info. I purchased my random orbiter polisher from them.:smileup:

 

[hoyt66]

Great info. I purchased my random orbiter polisher from them.:smileup:

I just knew you were "detail" oriented by the blue tape at the track. I'll do the same thing when I go:smileup: