How to Detail Your Car at a Show Like a Pro in Minutes

How to Detail Your Car at a Show Like a Pro in Minutes
Throughout the course of our business, we have the opportunity to attend many car shows to demonstrate and market our products. The shows that we go to might be a casual cruise-in, a local or a national meet. Regardless of the type of show - there is always one thing that stands out ” a nicely detailed car!

Your ride might be a driver , a concourse-quality trailer-queen or even a racecar. No matter what you drive, there is no doubt that a detailed car that pops grabs your attention. And who doesn t like to drive a nicely detailed car? And if you are a gear-head like me, yes I have a great job!

Some of these shows are meant to be just fun , while others are highly competitive. For example at the Mid America Truck show they have a show and shine. All of these Big Rigs are working trucks. The judges actually use white gloves! These guys even wax the inside of the frame rails ” and detail the tires inside the tread. I couldn t fathom such detail until I attended the event last year with our Canadian distributor Stephane Gauthier who is well known in the Big Rig Show and Shine circuit. They start detailing their rigs the week before the show.

Assuming that you don t have a week to dedicate to detailing and staging a car at a show and the judges aren t using white gloves, I will attempt to share with you tips and techniques for prepping your ride on site at the show. Now, your car might never see water and be towed to the event in an enclosed trailer, or it might be a cruiser and you drive it ” the process is about the same - and can look equally nice ” it s all in the details!

Let s assume that we are starting with a fairly clean surface - there is no sense in putting wax and dressings on dirty, soiled or otherwise contaminated surfaces.

Start with the exterior. Think of detailing your vehicle like painting a room ” always start from the top down. The reason for that is if there is any overspray from wax or dressings, you can catch them as you work your way down the surfaces of the vehicle.

If you have a convertible or vinyl top, it s time to dress it! Let s talk a little about dressings here. For the most part, there are basically two kinds of dressings for vinyl, rubber and plastic ” they all are either water based or solvent based. You will want to use solvent based dressings for the exterior of your ride ” solvent based dressings won t wash right off and fall apart like water-based dressings will, and in my opinion give a richer, deeper luster. As well, a solvent based dressing, like our Super Blue will do a better job for conditioning and UV protection.

I always suggest dedicating an applicator to your solvent-based dressing. The reason for this is that you want to do this as efficiently as possible and minimize any clean up of overspray. Start with spraying small amount of dressing on the applicator and wipe the entire top from front to back. Now ” this is where some people stop and they get streaky-looking results. To eliminate this ” repeat the process going from side to side, front to back. This crisscross technique ensures even coverage and eliminates any chance of getting those dreaded streaks when it dries.

If you don t have a convertible or vinyl top, start with a quick detailer / spray wax and a clean microfiber towel on the roof surface.

Before you begin, let s talk a little bit about your quick detailer /spray wax and microfiber towel. To get optimum results, you will want to use a quick detailer / spray wax that will not streak. Some will, given the humidity and temperature when they are applied ” the bottom line is you want to enhance the appearance of your ride ” not add smears or streaks. Also look for a quick detailer / spray wax that contains a small amount of carnauba ” as an added benefit you will also be extending the protection of any existing wax you have on your ride. We also recommend using a clean microfiber towel dedicated to this purpose.

When using your quick detailer / spray wax ” a little goes a long way. Just spritz the product lightly. Other than adding more protection and pop to your surface, it will also serve as a lubricant helping to safely float off dust and grime. Our natural tendency is if this much is good, more is better, right? Just like me with laundry detergent ” wrong! All you end up doing is wasting product and making a mess.

The reason that we recommend a microfiber is that if used correctly, it will not scratch the surface of your ride. Don t treat the microfiber towel like sandpaper ” wipe gently, turning the towel over frequently - let the towel do the work. You won t be adding any more shine or luster my rubbing hard, and even a microfiber can scratch your paint if you rub hard enough. Just by turning the towel over frequently and wiping off any excess it will easily collect any dust, road grime or bug splatters. I usually concentrate on a concentrate on a 2-foot by 2-foot area at a time ” the old clich © applies here ” inch-by-inch life s a cinch! Do your entire surface of the roof.

Next, let s move down to the glass with your quick detailer / spray wax. Now, some of these products don t work well on glass, but the good ones will, like our Body Shine Showroom Spray Wax. Spritz a little on the glass surfaces, then wipe with a microfiber towel. The microfiber will make it a snap to clean up any contaminants like bug splatter if you drove to the show, and they are highly absorbent to suck up any excess detail spray. Your quick detailer / spray wax will make your windows pop !

Now is the time to start with the front part of your ride. Start at the hood and continue to work your way down. After the hood is wiped off, I move to the front of the vehicle. Repeat the same process, paying particular attention to the nooks and crannies of the grill and other trim of the car, including the headlights and grill.

Staying with the front part of your ride, I then start on the front fenders. Repeat the same process. Don t worry about any vinyl, rubber or plastic trim; I usually save that for last. Ensure that you hit the chrome with your quick detail / spray wax as well as any painted surfaces. At this point ” take a step back, check it out and admire your work ” things are starting to come together after only a few minutes!

Next, move to the back of the vehicle. Start on another big surface - the trunk lid. After the trunk is done ” continue on to the rear of the vehicle, again doing all painted and chrome surfaces. Next, move on to the rear quarters. I usually then will do both doors and surfaces in between the front and back last.

Now is the time that you want to dress the rubber, plastic and vinyl trim on your ride. Again, I apply the product with an applicator instead of spraying it on ” it saves clean up time. Don t worry or fret if you get any of the dressing on the adjoining painted or chrome surface ” just wipe it off with your microfiber towel!

After dressing the trim on the body of your ride, move to the wheel wells. Yes ” the wheel wells. Use your dressing to spray under the wheel wells to get it to look like new. It will easily cover up any dust or dirt that you might have accumulated driving to the show or parking at the show and it will look like new! Next hit your tires. There is nothing better looking than fresh-dressed tires - remember - it is all about the details!

Again, I suggest dressing wiping the tires with an applicator for two reasons. First, you will minimize any clean up from overspray. Secondly, we all have personal preferences about shine and finish ” wiping the product on will allow you to get the exact finish that you desire ” the heavier that you apply it the shinier the surface.

As a last step, use your quick detailer / spray wax and microfiber towel on your rims/wheels. This last step allows you to wipe up any excess dressing off your wheels.

Take another break and step back and admire your work. Next ” let s look at the interior.

Start with cleaning the interior glass. If needed, use a streak free glass cleaner and a microfiber towel dedicated to cleaning glass. Remember to clean up any overspray on the dash and door panels. Using your microfiber towel, wipe any dust off the dashboard, rear deck lid and the rest of your interior trim.

After wiping the interior down, open the door and pay attention to the jambs. Using a quick detailer / spray wax, spritz the surfaces and collect any grime that might be present.

As a final touch, use an aerosol touch up dressing for hard to reach places, like our Dash Vent Magic to dress those hard to reach areas like the conduit that carries wiring for power windows and locks. It will make them look like new!

Open the hood and trunk and wipe down those compartments. Use your spray wax / quick detailer if needed. Pay attention to the seams where the hood and trunk meet the body ” on both sides of the panels ” remember - it s all in the details!

Grab your lawn chair,

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Ferrari Superamerica: Never Waning Style And Power

The special edition Ferrari Superamerica, which was previously launched by the automaker, has maintained its hypnotic charm and prowess. Up until now, the stunner car with the convertible concept still injects fascination among enthusiasts and critics. Superamerica uses 12-cylinder power that has a ground-breaking spin on its convertible roof. Ferrari Superamerica is derived from the 575M Maranello from the 575M Maranello. However, it features all-new electrochromatic glass roof with a patented rotating function. Said glass roof was developed through the cooperation of Saint Gobain. The glass roof gives the driver the discretion to choose the amount of light to enter the cockpit area with just one touch of a button. The roof, on the other hand, can also be detached by rotating it backwards into a flat position on the rear deck. The elegant roof of Superamerica is dubbed as Revocromico . Said name is used to emphasize the glass technology used as well as its rearward rotation movement. Moreover, the roof can be operated effortlessly. In fact, it can be fully opened in a matter of 10 seconds. The Pininfarina badge was also incorporated in the car. Same is located on the rear buttresses. Ferrari s renowned carbon brakes is also included in the car. On the other hand, the power of this car has also been increased from 515bhp to 540bhp to ensure satisfying performance and acceleration. With regards to loading capabilities, the car s luggage space in its rear portion was not altered. This is because the carbon-fibre and glass roof was positioned at rear part of the driver and the passenger. The window also remained in its original position. Other astounding parts of Superamerica are its wheels. The wheels are supplied by Bridgestone Corporation, which is the parent company of Tennessee-based Bridgestone Americas Holding, Inc. Potenza RE050 radial wheels form Bridgestone Corporation are known for its durably and state-of-the-art quality. The Potenza tires will be of size 255/35ZR19 on the front wheels and 305/30ZR19 on the rear wheels.

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The POWER behind turbo kits
Adding a turbocharger to your car will give you one of the biggest increases in horsepower over any other engine modification. Nitrous oxide systems can rival the power performance, but not the durability and constant gains associated with a turbo system.

Adding a turbocharger to your car will give you one of the biggest increases in horsepower over any other engine modification. Nitrous oxide systems can rival the power performance, but not the durability and constant gains associated with a turbo system. Turbochargers can be tuned to give you any amount of boost between 0 and 24+psi of boost, depending on the size of the turbine. When you have any type of forced induction system like a turbocharger, you want to make sure that the engine is tuned to it. Below we will discuss the importance of the air fuel ratio. I will revisit this again, because premature detonation is a major cause of internal engine damage, and detonation can be caused by a very lean air fuel ratio. Turbo kits should be coupled with an ecu that is tuned to deliver more fuel than the factory settings, and the fuel delivered to the engine should be increased proportionally to the boost pressure. You also should add an air charge intercooler, which will reduce the intake charge air temperature. The air coming from the exhaust has been heated tremendously, and should be given the opportunity to cool before being re-entered into the system.

Beware of bolt on turbo kits. They in themselves are not the all in all for horsepower. You will have to match these with an intercooler and ecu to build a system that will have durability and performance. These bolt on kits are great for the experienced installers who can tune an engine correctly. The true power behind a turbo kit will be unleased with some tuning to the heads, the timing and fuel ratios, and the intake manifold. We will be discussing each of these in future post, beginning with the heads. The heads are where the power is made because they are a direct path to the combustion chamber, which is where the magic happens.

Internal combustion engines are “breathing” engines. That is to say, they draw in air and fuel for energy. This energy is realized as power when the air-fuel mixture is ignited in the combustion chamber. Afterward, the waste created by the combustion is expelled. All of this is typically accomplished in four strokes of the pistons. What a turbocharger does is to make the air-fuel mixture more combustible by fitting more air into the engine’s chambers which, in turn, creates more power and torque when the piston is forced downward by the resulting explosion. It accomplishes this task by condensing, or compressing, the air molecules so that the air the engine draws in is denser. Now, how it does that is the real story here.

A turbocharger is a way to force air into the engine. Hot exhaust gas powers the turbine wheel of the supercharger to make it rotate. That turbine wheel is connected by a shaft to a compressor wheel. As the turbine wheel spins faster and faster, it causes the compressor wheel to also spin quickly. The rotation of the compressor wheel pulls in ambient air and compresses it before pumping it into the engine’s chambers. As you may have guessed, the compressed air leaving the compressor wheel housing is very hot as a result of both compression and friction. That’s where a charge-air cooler (or “intercooler”) comes in. It reduces the temperature of the compressed air so that it is denser when it enters the chamber. The intercooler also helps to keep the temperature down in the combustion chamber. All together, the engine, turbocharger and charge-air cooler form what is known as a “charge-air system”. Some systems also include a tip turbine fan which draws air across the charge-air cooler to further reduce the temperature of the compressed air generated by the turbocharger.

The basic principal behind turbocharging is fairly simple, but a turbocharger very complex. Not only must the components within the turbocharger itself be precisely coordinated, but the turbocharger and the engine itself must also be exactly matched. If they’re not, engine inefficiency and even damage can be the results. That’s why it’s important to follow correct installation, operating and preventative maintenance procedures.

When adding a turbocharger or other forced induction system to an engine, you need to pay close attention to the air/fuel mixture ratio, as running lean can cause damaging detonation. Also pay attention to how much air the heads can efficiently flow. This is more difficult to measure or calculate, but much like the diameter of a straw can effect how much liquid it can draw, the heads will limit how much air they can flow through the system.

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Air Compressor Purchasing Guide
An air compressor is a valuable piece of equipment for operating power tools. They are better in terms of efficiency and are easier on you. The type you need depends on the tools you will be using. Good choices include a Copeland compressor, Husky air compressors or Quincy compressors.

Factors to Consider in an Air Compressor

Consider how often you will use air compressors and how it will be used. What tools will you be using and how much power will be needed to operate them? Some tools, like nail guns, don?t need high volume compressor. Others, such as drills or sanders do need high volume because they require steady air flow.

Set a budget for your purchase. The price for these machines varies significantly from brand to brand. Buying a used compressor is one way to make your budget stretch further.

The style of the pump is another consideration. The most common are direct drive and belt drive. Direct drive pumps will last up to five hundred hours. These take up less room in your workshop. They are well suited for moderate uses. Another benefit of these is that no oil changes are needed. Belt drive pumps require oil changes every five hundred hours and will last for about fifteen hundred hours. These are good for do it yourself as well as professional use.

Consider the power of the compressor. Consider both the horsepower and pound per square inch (PSI) pressure. Make sure it is more powerful than the most powerful tool you will be using. Check your tools before purchasing the compressor.

The tank size is another important consideration. These come in sizes from two to one hundred gallons. The more you will use the equipment, the larger the tank you will need. Always go a little larger than you think you will need. This will ensure that you can get the optimum use from the compressor.

Finding an Affordable Air Compressor

Shop around before purchasing air compressor systems. Compare brands and read reviews on the internet. Compare the machines and features of each. Similar machines can differ by hundreds of dollars.

Consider a reconditioned machine. In these, the machines have been completely inspected. Worn or damaged air compressor parts are replaced. Many of these have gotten very little use and are in nearly new condition. You can find equipment at a considerable savings. Look for a model with a one year warranty to be sure you are getting a quality product.

Consider shopping online. Often, the prices are considerably less than in some stores. Many ship straight from the factory, saving retail mark up. This savings can be significant. In many cases, you won?t need to pay sales tax on the equipment, which can add up. Many sites offer free shipping on these purchases, so it won?t cost any additional money for shipping.

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Replacing Dodge Mirrors For The Winter
If you own a dodge you should read on, because many might not know the pain that all Dodge owners must go threw every winter. Replacing their side view mirrors. But luckily Auto parts Fast is now offering new discounted Dodge mirrors on their site. So go out and save yourself some money.

With the heavy snow falls, side view mirrors are most affected in the winter, there no match for the snowstorms.

Side view mirrors are called exterior rearview mirrors; they can easily fall off when the vehicle is hit by snow. But even if it doesn?t there?s a chance that their surface be broken.

It is too important to ignore this factor, it could be possible that they fall off while you are driving, then what are you to do? Stop your car in the middle of the road? That can create a big accident, so don?t take a chance. Side view mirrors help you see what?s going on in the back of your car. It is so important that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has set up regulations regarding side view mirrors. Per FMCSA regulation, all passenger vehicles must be equipped with a properly mounted exterior rearview mirror on the driver side. Further, the use of passenger’s side rear view mirrors is also required for vehicles not equipped with a standard interior rear view mirror.

Auto Parts Fast has come up with new products on their online auto parts catalog. Among the products are the new Dodge passenger side and driver side exterior rear view mirrors. So there is no reason to not be safe this winter. No more worrying about your car, go out and have some fun skiing. Enjoy the winter while it lasts.

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Cordless Power Tools or Electric Power Tools?
Power tools in general are a great designed tool that have a lot of uses and are relatively cheap. But when you decide to buy a power tool, how do you know whether to buy cordless or electric? They are both great power tools and it all depends on where and how you will be using your power tools that will determine what kind you should invest your money in. Cordless power tools are relatively new compared to electric power tools. They have a light weight, compact design for less user fatigue and ease of use. They can go anywhere because they are battery operated and only require an outlet for charging purposes only. Most Cordless power tools range from 12 to 24 volts and have an average battery life of 2 hours. Even though cordless power tool batteries have made leaps and bounds in technology for larger capacity batteries with longer lifetimes, electric power tools have far more power than any cordless tools of the same style. Cordless power tools have to keep their batteries small and compact for a lightweight design. Cordless power tools are not able to produce the same amount of torque and speeds compared to electric power tools. Electric power tools have revolutionized our way of life since the turn of the century. Since then, every building in our country has had some kind of help from power tools in the building process. They are a simple designed tool that only requires a power outlet to plug into for operation. Electric power tools have an incredible amount of torque and can run at amazingly high speeds up to 14,000 RPM s and more. Electric power tools are always ready to be used as long as there is a nearby outlet for a power source. Even though electric power tools have massive amounts of power, they still require a live power outlet to operate. But sometimes you might be a distance away from an outlet or have no outlet. That s alright because you can run extension cords to your work area from a nearby outlet or generator. But then you have extra safety hazards when you have live power running through your work area that must be taken into consideration. Always properly check all of your extension cords before using them. Cordless and Electric power tools are great to have around but do have their limitations just like all tools have. It depends on the style of work that you do and where you do your work that you should consider before making your next power tool purchase. Either way that you decide to buy, you will always get a great power tool that will last you for years to come.

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Finding Classic Auto Parts
If you finally got the classic car of your dream, finding the car parts for it is will be a hard task. Classic car parts are hard to come by because they are no longer in production, they don?t make the parts for them anymore. But that doesn?t mean they can?t be found.

One place to start looking would be online auction sites. For example, Ebay might be the easiest place to start. Ebay motors have a wide range of classic car parts, so it?s possible you might find what you are looking for.

You might also want to check out local swap meets, they are a good way to find classic car parts you?re looking. You can locate older model accessories and other outdated items.
As a last resort you can always check out car part dealer magazines. The problem with that would be the fact that you probably have to pay more money, but if you do indeed find the part you?re looking for it might be worth it.

But if it you wish to look further you can always check out clubs and organizations. More then likely many clubs and organizations are geared toward cars, or classic cars.

You could check out the internet. It seems today that theirs nothing you can?t find on the internet. You can search and find clubs you can join; it?s a good idea to search on yahoo.
If you are really desperate you can also go to the junkyard. Though it will be like looking for a needle in a hay stack, but it?s worth a shot. You can either visit or phone to see if they have the part.

But the more you take care of your car the less you?ll need to go running around looking for parts, and the more you actually enjoy your car.

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Surprise your friends with new modified car
Everybody loves to ride in his/her car. Suppose by some reasons your car gets damaged, what will you do? You have an option to just repair it or make it more attractive and create extraordinary piece. How is the idea? Today everyone is looking for a unique piece of a car to buy. But for some model buying them is like an extra burden on our annual income. But how about buying a used car instead of the newer one, which will also fit in your budget? You can later modify that car and can compete with your rich neighbour. This website is here to help you with many options. Want to give a charming look to your car? How about to modify your old motor in a dashing new generation car? Yes, with this you can make your car more charismatic and cool looking. This site will help you to buy car body parts according to your need. It doesn t matter which car model you own. Because on this site you can find every part of any car model and you don t need to worry about the manufacturing year or car model. You can do one stop shopping of all accessories on this site that your car need. This site is a reliable source for auto-body parts. This site provides you lot of categories that ranges from a bonnet to a part of an engine. Through these categories you can find appropriate parts for your car according to the company, year of manufacturing and as well as by model number. Through its large network, searching and purchasing of a particular auto-body part has become simpler. You can also place a list of parts required to repair your car directly on this website. You can also mail the list of parts to be ordered, to a particular dealer. The dealer will contact other dealers if he/she is running out of stock. Hence, after placing order you need not to worry. You will get required part within short period of time directly at your home On this site you can find the auto body parts such as engine parts, car exterior, car A/C system and lots of other important parts like a car radiator and headlight. This site is much sure about parts, which it offers here. Every part undergoes strict observation and the quality analysis. This has made a good reputation of this site. On this site one can find almost every auto body part dealer across the country. This site is very helpful for the people who want to make their car shining. You can select any part according to your choice to decorate your lovely car and to give it stunning look.

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