Video and Pictures: 1968 Firebird Detailing Class at AutogeekOnline.net

[Yancy]

I wish I could get all of you to work with me on my 2003 Mustang Cobra. It would certainly be a fast detail.

If you are close to us come on in!

[feslope]

I have one of those too, but haven't broken it out to learn on yet. I think I will be using it to restore my 3-piece forged wheels with rouge and cotton buffs. I can't wait.

I like the smoothness of rotary. The quietness of the PE-14 is very nice.

[DonMTV]

Yancy, I would have to road trip down from Massachusetts. We have a lot of MA people who are part of the forum, we could have a get together and do our own USTREAM show. LOL.

[Yancy]

Yancy, I would have to road trip down from Massachusetts. We have a lot of MA people who are part of the forum, we could have a get together and do our own USTREAM show. LOL.

LOL sounds like a deal! It would be a great road trip though!

[Yancy]

I like the smoothness of rotary. The quietness of the PE-14 is very nice.

Love that about the PE-14, don't have to adjust audio when doing video with that tool.

[Chase.Barnett]

I wish I could have Mike teach me all his ways on MY car. I have some scratches I wasn't able to fully get out this week.

[Chase.Barnett]

Wow. That Optimum for the seats was impressive.

Either that or those seats were filthy!

[DonMTV]

Wow, that towel is dirty. Was the Power Clean straight out of the bottle or was it broken down 3:1 or some other ratio?

[Yancy]

I wish I could have Mike teach me all his ways on MY car. I have some scratches I wasn't able to fully get out this week.

If you have questions get them answered here. What were you using?

[Yancy]

Wow. That Optimum for the seats was impressive.

Either that or those seats were filthy!

Looked clean to me, not that bad of shape but the proof was in the towel shot