Obviously excellent work as always never gone...simply amazing. But this is my favorite shot of them all:

Baby...in carseat...in inbackground. Almost looks like he's cheering him on with a little "go daddy go!" or "hooray!". Gotta love it...

 

Holy crap!

 

Sick I need a job like that done on my car..

 

As usual great job on that beat up paint.Teach him how to wash his car properly from now on!

 

Geez, that's an awesome detail job!

 

That is amazing... THe way the side with scrapes came out is awesome. You brought the car back from the dead... Hope he keeps it up and does not take it to a hack shop for a detail..

 

Wow that's amazing

 

simply amazing. im going to def copy your recipe!

if you dont mind me asking, what brand wheel wax and clay bar do you use?

 

Great Work. Definitely a A+ Save Keep it up !

 

how much was it to do it by the right guy and the wrong guy? lol

 

Wow, that is an amazing job! I need to find somebody in my area with those kind of skills.

 

wow thats a really good job!
i have so many swirls on my G

 

i cant believe you were able to polish off the accident on the door. i guess that really would "buff right out"

 

HAHAHAHA! I can't believe you noticed that! It was several times looking at these pics before I noticed him. That's our new little guy named Jaxon. Mom had to run out for a while so he was my cheering squad while I was working on the car. Nice catch.

 

For the wheels, it's actually called "Wheel Wax." I know Discount Tire has it as do some of your larger stores. As for clay bars, you'll be fine with any of the over the counter brands whether it's Clay Magic (these guys started it all), Meguiars, Mothers. Any of those will do you just fine.