Which "Definitive Guide" Would YOU Like to See?

[Nick@Autogeek]

The title of the thread says it all: Which "definitive how-to guide" would you like to see next?

I've already completed one for a forum favorite, Collinite #845, and it has been widely popular and helpful for those who are new to the wax.

Collinite #845: The Definitive How-To Guide For This Legendary Wax

I also made one that explains the differences and the intended use of spray waxes, quick detail sprays and waterless washes.

The Definitive How-To Guide for Spray Waxes, Quick Detail Sprays & Waterless Washes

I'm taking notes so don't be shy if there is something you would like to see a definitive how-to guide on.

[rdf]

Hi, Nick.
Thanks for asking us about this. There are many that come to mind, but just picking one, I'd like a guide covering the many different types and surfaces (smooth, pebbled, etc) of trim .... and how the various trim treatment products compare performance-wise.

[rider9195]

Originally Posted by rdf

Hi, Nick.
Thanks for asking us about this. There are many that come to mind, but just picking one, I'd like a guide covering the many different types and surfaces (smooth, pebbled, etc) of trim .... and how the various trim treatment products compare performance-wise.

I am always stuck between if I spend the money on a trim sealant for durability to put on customers cars. Or just have more of a dressing type.

[RMM]

You could team-up with Chris@Optimum and do a guide on Opti-Coat 2.0

[BobbyG]

......Optimum Opti-Coat 2.0.........

[01GreyStangGT]

How about a guide for which LSP to use for what colors. That would take out some trial and error.

[Meticulous-Detail]

How about a guide on what cars have hard and soft paint. Seems to be a common question "Working on car abc does it have soft or hard clear?"

[Perfections]

Originally Posted by RMM

You could team-up with Chris@Optimum and do a guide on Opti-Coat 2.0

Check the optimum forums, Chris just released a how to video today

[TimmyG]

M105/M205.

Took me quite some time to perfect my methods with 105 especially. I think it'd help alot of the newer members.

[rider9195]

Originally Posted by TimmyG

M105/M205.

Took me quite some time to perfect my methods with 105 especially. I think it'd help alot of the newer members.

YES! Another great idea!!

Such a popular combo and gives great results when used properly.