2nd episode on this Sunday! - What's in Autogeek's Garage

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

2nd episode on this Sunday! - What's in Autogeek's Garage


The 2nd episode of our second season of "What's in Autogeek's Garage" is on this Sunday at 11:00am Eastern Time on Fox Sports Network.

My guest celebrities are, Sam Memmolo and Dave Bowman



This 2nd episode features the below owners and their cars...

Segment 1: Hink Hinkley's 1965 Mustang Fastback - Pinnacle Natural Brilliance Leather & Vinyl Cleaner and Rubber & Vinyl Protectant


Segment 2: Louie Louis's All-Original 1986 Porsche 928 - Lake Country Foam Pads

Segment 3: Max Mckee's 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG - Wolfgang Fuzion

Segment 4: Ken Kolinski's 1948 Dodge Power Wagon - Poorboy's Polish with Carnauba

Commercials in order,

• ARP Fasteners
• Pinnacle Natural Brilliance
• Diamondite Glass Cleaning Kit
• Lake Country Buffing Pads
• Flex Polishers
• Wolfgang
• Meguiar's
• Cyclo Tools
• Menzerna USA

"Off the Shelf" featured product = Meguiar's Hot Rims Brake Dust Barrier


Segment 1: Hink Hinkley's 1965 Mustang Fastback, #3 off the assembly line and the only 1965 Fastback produced with a bench seat. Hink's Mustang also has a custom Candy Apple Paint Job



Segment 2: Louie Louis's All-Original 1986 Porsche 928



Segment 3: Max Mckee's 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG



Segment 4: Ken Kolinski's 1948 Dodge Power Wagon



This is on Sundays at 11:00am Eastern Time and repeats on Mondays at 4:00pm Eastern Time on FSN

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

To find a TV Station and Time for your area go to www.LocateTV.com and in the search box type or copy and paste,

What's in Autogeek's Garage?


If you search around on the page you can find the option to choose your TV provider and enter your Zip Code to get specific listings for airings.




This episode officially repeats at 4:00pm Eastern Time on Mondays. I checked on LocateTV.com and it actually repeats all over the place all times of day, so use LocateTV.com to find out when it's on in your area.

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

***Remember***


The second episode is on this Sunday at 11:00am and Monday at 4:00pm Eastern Time.

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

Here's a list of the commercials that will show on "What's in Autogeek's Garage" this weekend.

Pinnacle Natural Brilliance TV Commercial

Pinnacle Natural Brilliance TV Commercial -...

Diamondite Glass Cleaning Kit

Diamondite Glass and Plastic Care 30s commercial...

Lake Country Buffing Pads Commercial

Lake Country Buffing Pads Commercial - YouTube

FLEX Polishers Commercial - Flex 3401 & PE14

FLEX Polishers Commercial - Flex 3401 & PE14...

Wolfgang Car Care Products

Wolfgang Car Care 30s commercial - YouTube

Cyclo Tools

Cyclo Polisher Commercial with Mike Phillips -...

Menzerna USA Polishes and Compounds TV Commercial

Menzerna USA Polishes and Compounds TV Commercial...

[BillyJack]

DVR is set for the series. Regardless of what's going on Easter morning, I won't miss it!

Bill

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

***Reminder***


"What's in Autogeek's Garage" is on today at 11:00am Eastern Time on FSN

[BillyJack]

Nice episode, Mike!
I especially liked the LC pad segment and the 50/50 shot of the Dodge fender with just a one-step product.

Bill

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

Originally Posted by BillyJack

Nice episode, Mike!
I especially liked the LC pad segment and the 50/50 shot of the Dodge fender with just a one-step product.

Bill

Thanks Bill...

There's a lot to know about buffing pads and what I shared in the episode was just enough to point out but one difference, open cell vs closed cell.

That was Louie's first time ever using a machine right there and then on TV, you can see him twice lift the spinning pad off the paint and twice, my hand instantly pushing the polisher down so the pad would be against the paint.



I talked to Ken at last Tuesday's local car show at the Treasure Coast Mall and one side of the fender still looks good while the rest of the truck is filled with swirls and scratches. Ken wants to get a polisher and some pads to finish out the rest of the truck.

[BillyJack]

Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek

Thanks Bill...

I talked to Ken at last Tuesday's local car show at the Treasure Coast Mall and one side of the fender still looks good while the rest of the truck is filled with swirls and scratches. Ken wants to get a polisher and some pads to finish out the rest of the truck.

I talk with a lot of guys at cruises and shows, also. Most of them have a ton of $$ invested in their paint and are deathly afraid of the possible damage that can be inflicted by rotary, wool and old-school compounds, so they'd rather live with the defects. Segments like this one that show such a marked improvement with a mild product and pad combination should make them sit up and take notice.

Bill

[Rencor]

I second BillyJacks comments.

I was at Barrett Jackson this week-end. It is amazing to see how many big dollar cars roll up to the auction block as a swirled out mess!

Too many people carry the old stigma in their minds about paint correction. Unless shows like this are available for the public to see, it will be a tough sell for the majority to spend a couple of hundred dollars in tools & product and then take the time to do the work.

Good Job Mike & the AG Team!