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#66 for real life? (Read lazy......)
Well it's been a fun month or so, practicing with my new PC, and trying out the different Meg's products I've bought. (500.00+ bucks worth!!) 
Oh well, I could be wasting the money on booze and women......
The work I've done on my own, and friend's cars, has been educational, and largely successful. Though my results pale in comparison to what's posted here, I'm still happier with it than the detail work I've had done in San Diego in recent years.
All the specialized products I've bought and tried are wonderful, but it occurs to me, that for everyday use on my daily driver, and friend's and families's cars, It might be best to get a gallon of M66, with maybe 21 for topping if I'm trying to be fancy. I know the other products can do a better job, with enough time... but many seem to like 66 for it's speed and ease of use. I like the idea of being able to put down protection at the same time I'm polishing. And I do have a life that I should get back to.......
Since I've bought a ton of other products already, thought I'd ask for opinions.
BTW Mike, I'm still planning to come up to Meg's for some pointers and lessons, (especially on fiberglass motorhomes!!!!
), but I'm not sure when I can do that.
Any experts in San Diego hire out for lessons?
Oh well, I could be wasting the money on booze and women......
The work I've done on my own, and friend's cars, has been educational, and largely successful. Though my results pale in comparison to what's posted here, I'm still happier with it than the detail work I've had done in San Diego in recent years.
All the specialized products I've bought and tried are wonderful, but it occurs to me, that for everyday use on my daily driver, and friend's and families's cars, It might be best to get a gallon of M66, with maybe 21 for topping if I'm trying to be fancy. I know the other products can do a better job, with enough time... but many seem to like 66 for it's speed and ease of use. I like the idea of being able to put down protection at the same time I'm polishing. And I do have a life that I should get back to.......
Since I've bought a ton of other products already, thought I'd ask for opinions.
BTW Mike, I'm still planning to come up to Meg's for some pointers and lessons, (especially on fiberglass motorhomes!!!!
), but I'm not sure when I can do that. Any experts in San Diego hire out for lessons?
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