I think you mean aluminum, you can't ano SS.
I'm more of a snob, cause the best microfiber out there is still make of polyester and that is a scratchy material. I only use 100% cotton (american not egyptian/hard as a .... to find) on all vehicles and bikes and actually cut the seams off the edges cause the edges are usually stitched with nylon or poly thread. Clear coat is a mutha fecker and unless you own a white vehicle, even the tiniest of surface scratches can be seen upon close inspection. Yup.....just an .... snob.....
That ruby color of tube is awesome...Thats awesome!! What color? I can do that easily, they sell the right OD
I'll call tomorrow for pricing, I bet I can even sell it for the same price
and the red with a red iHy
Murdock is that top cap aluminum on the BAM? I wouldn't think it was but the color is the same.
It's all research still trying to figure out how I can get a matching green top cap
and the red with a red iHy
I think you mean aluminum, you can't ano SS.
I'm more of a snob, cause the best microfiber out there is still make of polyester and that is a scratchy material. I only use 100% cotton (american not egyptian/hard as a .... to find) on all vehicles and bikes and actually cut the seams off the edges cause the edges are usually stitched with nylon or poly thread. Clear coat is a mutha fecker and unless you own a white vehicle, even the tiniest of surface scratches can be seen upon close inspection. Yup.....just an .... snob.....
Yea..what I was saying was, and I see now the sentence didn't make sense: Unless it's polished SS which shows everything then a bit of water and a microfibre is enough. I know SS can't be anodized.
I used to use cotton...100% egyptian cotton with the borders taken off until I found swissvax years and years ago.
You won't find a single hairline scratch or swirl on any of my nicer vehicles under any kind of light. Most of them have non metallic paint too which makes any kind of surface swirl much easier to spot. Yes I'm nuts enough to have a special light to look for swirls....
I won't go through my entire washing process but it gets complicated around here lol. There is the pre-rinse, the foam cannon soak, the second rinse, the second foam cannon soak, the bucket wash with different washing towels for different sections of the vehicles. Followed by the filtered water rinse and then the dry is done with a metro blaster dryer that shoots filtered hot air. Then of course clay barring as needed, spot polishing and periodic waxing. Of course the actual products used make a difference too. The swissvax crystal rock wax has at least gotten me down to waxing only once a year unless I have to touch up a spot that was barred and polished. LUCKILY I love doing this stuff.
Most cars from the factory come in absolutely unacceptable condition for my tastes. I've never had a car not come pre-swirled even though I ask them not to "detail" it when I buy it.
I'm a freak when it comes to car paint
Yea..what I was saying was, and I see now the sentence didn't make sense: Unless it's polished SS which shows everything then a bit of water and a microfibre is enough. I know SS can't be anodized.
I used to use cotton...100% egyptian cotton with the borders taken off until I found swissvax years and years ago.
You won't find a single hairline scratch or swirl on any of my nicer vehicles under any kind of light. Most of them have non metallic paint too which makes any kind of surface swirl much easier to spot. Yes I'm nuts enough to have a special light to look for swirls....
I won't go through my entire washing process but it gets complicated around here lol. There is the pre-rinse, the foam cannon soak, the second rinse, the second foam cannon soak, the bucket wash with different washing towels for different sections of the vehicles. Followed by the filtered water rinse and then the dry is done with a metro blaster dryer that shoots filtered hot air. Then of course clay barring as needed, spot polishing and periodic waxing. Of course the actual products used make a difference too. The swissvax crystal rock wax has at least gotten me down to waxing only once a year unless I have to touch up a spot that was barred and polished. LUCKILY I love doing this stuff.
Most cars from the factory come in absolutely unacceptable condition for my tastes. I've never had a car not come pre-swirled even though I ask them not to "detail" it when I buy it.
I'm a freak when it comes to car paint
