How to Detail your Vehicle back to a Show-Room Finish

[Faxcion]

Beautiful write up Matt! Kudos!.. As soon as it gets warm out i'll be following your post step by step! 5 stars!

 

[Cashezo]

Best write up on TMC!

Too much work for me, though.

 

[mblouir]

Beautiful write up Matt! Kudos!.. As soon as it gets warm out i'll be following your post step by step! 5 stars!

Thanks! If you do please post some before/after shots in here!

Best write up on TMC!

Too much work for me, though.

Thanks Jas. It is a lot of work, I agree. I always tell people, though, if I'm paying several thousand dollars for a vehicle then what's a few hundred (one-time expense) to take care of it!

 

[KillaF150]

I always tell people, though, if I'm paying several thousand dollars for a vehicle then what's a few hundred (one-time expense) to take care of it!

That's my philosophy!

 

[mhockey9090]

Great Write up

 

[mblouir]

Great Write up

Thanks!

 

[Carolinaboy]

Matt- How do you recognize which mitt you use for the top of the truck & the bottom? I can tell between those and the wheels and tips one b/c it is dark gray!

Both of my "paint mitts" still look new and I don't wanna Contaminate the top mitt by using the rocker panel one b/c that would defeat the purpose

 

[mblouir]

Can you take a picture of your mitts? I usually either (1) use a marker to scribble on part of it or (2) ALWAYS keep the dirty panel mitt separate.

I usually keep the dirty one completely when not in use (for example, if I leave the mitts in my wash bucket when not in use, I put the dirty mitt under the grit guard).

Actually, I recently picked up two new wash mitts, so my 3rd dirty mitt is a completely different style. That's the easiest way.

 

[Carolinaboy]

Oh ok I just have three of these:

 

[mblouir]

Yeah man my two new ones are like that. Take a permanent marker and scribble near the elastic section all the way around.