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10-09-2006, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Excessive Detail Well I thats settled, I'm getting shmitts, maybe two or three. Thanks for the insight, what do you think I should do with my sheepskins, there basically brand new? | You could always use them for wheels or wheel wells.
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10-09-2006, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by joe.p The interior was a mess you did a great job .The souveran makes the VW look like it was dipped in Clearcoat over all you did a fantastic job showing of your work, the pics look great.. | Thanks Joe.  It was a mess! I only wish you could have seen the exterior before pics! Talk about horrors!  I love my Souveran! I wonder if everybody in the world had a can of it if there would be world peace? They'd all be too busy looking at their cars to fight!
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10-09-2006, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by FloridaNative You could always use them for wheels or wheel wells. | Ouch, the poor sheepskins never saw it coming to that, but I more worried about my paint, so bye bye my hairy friends. |
10-09-2006, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Excessive Detail Ouch, the poor sheepskins never saw it coming to that, but I more worried about my paint, so bye bye my hairy friends. | Before you run out and toss them in the dumpster make sure that the replacement is everything you expect under all circumstances. Sheep skin mitts have been used this long for a reason. I'm not knocking the Shmitt at all, I plan on trying it but will reserve judgment until I'm completely satisfied.
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10-09-2006, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Excessive Detail Ouch, the poor sheepskins never saw it coming to that, but I more worried about my paint, so bye bye my hairy friends. | LOL maybe you should just give them to a friend. We all know somebody who still uses a dishwashing rag to wash their cars, I'd say they'd be a good candidate to receive a quality sheepskin mitt.
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10-09-2006, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by GearHead_1 Before you run out and toss them in the dumpster make sure that the replacement is everything you expect under all circumstances. Sheep skin mitts have been used this long for a reason. I'm not knocking the Shmitt at all, I plan on trying it but will reserve judgment until I'm completely satisfied. | Thats what I thought too, but all this talk about hte shmitt was starting to change my mind, I mean I keep my sheepskins clean and don't use them on very dirty cars, so there not neglected, but I do want to try the shmitt, do you use sheepskins? And whats your thoughts on this whole thing? |
10-09-2006, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Excessive Detail Thats what I thought too, but all this talk about hte shmitt was starting to change my mind, I mean I keep my sheepskins clean and don't use them on very dirty cars, so there not neglected, but I do want to try the shmitt, do you use sheepskins? And whats your thoughts on this whole thing? | I use sheepskins and look forward to trying the Shmitt out. It appears to be a good product and the reviews have been most favorable.
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10-09-2006, 03:00 PM
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| | | WOW! Awesome! Sorry it took so long to do that detail, but you got to use products that been setting around like XMT3! Great stuff huh! I agree with you on that. The bug looks better then new. You have done an outstanding job on the pics. Thanks for the little review on the Shmitt. Tip on the clay, you can cut it up into 4 or 5 pieces. Clay Magic is big like 200 g. Great work. |
10-09-2006, 03:15 PM
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| | | Holy smokes girl!
You said it was a big detail and you were right. Excellent job. I love your mini reviews. Glad to see you're getting the same results as me on the XMT and ShMitt. Jen, you have alot of skill and we are lucky to have you here and on DC.com.
Once again, supurb job and write up. |
10-09-2006, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by sparkie WOW! Awesome! Sorry it took so long to do that detail, but you got to use products that been setting around like XMT3! Great stuff huh! I agree with you on that. The bug looks better then new. You have done an outstanding job on the pics. Thanks for the little review on the Shmitt. Tip on the clay, you can cut it up into 4 or 5 pieces. Clay Magic is big like 200 g. Great work. | I was using the 100g bar cut into two pieces and went through all 4 of them on that car! I've never seen such contaminated paint before!! But I guess you can't really call yourself a detailer until you've been truly challenged.
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