Meguiars Detailing 101 Class August 9th 2008

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02-26-2008, 07:19 PM

#21

mitzkity

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Join Date: 08-27-2006

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Catzcradle already had a login there, and when he attempted to sign up for me, it registered his Magnum

--- but we all know which car will show up, right? I guess I should bring him a folding chair so he doesn't take up too much seating space from everyone else

LOL, can you just imagine 35 HHRs showing up???

02-26-2008, 09:25 PM

#22

Uma

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Quote:

Originally Posted by catzcradle

Uma, we've got a dual action polisher also, if you are going to go into more in-depth demonstrations

You are funny Catz, LOL. You know I have a dual action polisher....My right hand , then my left! I am just scared of machining black, I have seen so many cars screwed up, and since I don't know how to do it. I will stick with the old stand by...wax on...wax off Karate Kid style LOL. Btw, I have not even tried to register yet, I will see how Angie does? But I will be there. Todd (Uma)

02-26-2008, 09:29 PM

#23

afs9

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Originally Posted by Uma

<snip> Btw, I have not even tried to register yet, I will see how Angie does? But I will be there. Todd (Uma)

I finally managed to get my name on the list! It took me registering again with a different user name (well, just my name), and within the hour I was "confirmed" and signed up!

Go for it and I used Firefox!

02-26-2008, 11:14 PM

#24

HipHotRod

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Im in too. Looking forward to it.

02-27-2008, 02:53 PM

#25

catzcradle

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Todd, after the class you won't be afraid of a DA. It's near-impossible to damage paint using a DA, it's like a random orbit sander.

Now, using a rotary buffer can burn paint pretty easy :)

02-27-2008, 09:22 PM

#26

Uma

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Quote:

Originally Posted by catzcradle

Todd, after the class you won't be afraid of a DA. It's near-impossible to damage paint using a DA, it's like a random orbit sander.

Now, using a rotary buffer can burn paint pretty easy :)

I am all in for easier LOL, maybe you can show me at your G2G? Todd (Uma)

02-27-2008, 09:24 PM

#27

catzcradle

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Certainly!

02-27-2008, 09:44 PM

#28

Uma

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Sweet! Dorian. I am looking forward to this. I just got done with the car today, but really looking forward to finding an easier way to get rid of those pesky swirl marks! talk to you soon Todd (Uma)

03-07-2008, 09:02 AM

#29

Ratzilla

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Join Date: 12-18-2007

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Uma

Angie, not to worry! I can show you at Cheri's G2G in April. It is not hard at all to get the car to shine, but..there is no easy way to do it. It takes work, and for those of us who do not use machines...I will show you the easiest way to do that. But, your car is basically new, so it won't be hard at all. Todd (Uma)

I won't be able to make April G2G so may have to ply you with burgers to get you to share your tips with me on the 16th