Went to the world of wheels in Pittsburgh and I couldn't wait to see the Meguiars truck. While their I met Nick from Meguiars. Very nice guy! While their I bought a few things.
Went to the world of wheels in Pittsburgh and I couldn't wait to see the Meguiars truck. While their I met Nick from Meguiars. Very nice guy! While their I bought a few things.
Don't get caught riding dirty!
Here's a link to the vehicles that I took pictures of.
http://s1061.photobucket.com/user/shinycarz/library/World%20of%20wheels%202014
Don't get caught riding dirty!
Nice that you see the Meguiars rig and meet Nick he is a very nice guy with lots of great information.
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Derek Bemiss
SEMA/Ford Care Care Team Leader 2004 through 2012.
link's not workingOriginally Posted by JGdetailing
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You Don't Know What You Can Do Until You Try '' TECHNIQUE IS EVERYTHING''
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For some reason it wasn't a live link. We took the liberty of editing the post to correct that and it's working fine now.
Yep, Nick is indeed a great guy and a huge asset to the team at these shows on the rare occasion when he gets to work an event like this.
Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
Thanks JG for taking the pics and sharing with us! And Michael for fixing the link
I love going to the World Of Wheels and Cruize-Ins to check out all the great cars & trucks and to see what is being done or the crazy fads that are in or coming in! And of course checking out the paint and "oh lord" all the swirls and scratches on these awesome vehicles and just to stand back and see what crazy thing some of them do to there paint!
I was at the World Of Wheels a couple years back in huntington WV and spent a couple hours after I already walking around looking at all the great cars just to watch how they would spray and wipe off there paint, and standing there watching thinking these people travel all over the country showing off these amazing vehicles and using what a couple people looked like was bath towels cut in half and they would just spray and grab the towel anyway and start rubbing all over the place.
And then the best thing is to watch them see a spot and take their finger and like their doing a swipe test to try to get a spot or something off, it's not moving so what do they do, YEP! start rubbing really fast over the area with their bare finger or nail, Just kills me!!! Makes me want to take my smooth surface clay kit with me and show these dummies how to care for there paint.
Sorry about rambling on it's just crazy! How many things like this did you see JG?
''USE THE LEAST AGGRESSIVE PRODUCT TO GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT''
You Don't Know What You Can Do Until You Try '' TECHNIQUE IS EVERYTHING''
He is very friendly! I was glad to meet him.For some reason it wasn't a live link. We took the liberty of editing the post to correct that and it's working fine now.
Thanks for fixing!
Yep, Nick is indeed a great guy and a huge asset to the team at these shows on the rare occasion when he gets to work an event like this.
Don't get caught riding dirty!
Your welcome Stang! Glad you liked them. I think I must of walked around three or four times just to make sure I didn't miss looking at any vehicles.
Don't get caught riding dirty!
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