Hello all, a few pics of some details - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

Anthony Orosco · #1 11-15-2004, 11:47 PM

Hello, I am a professional auto detailer and am a member of a few other forums. I just happened to stumble on this forum while doing a search and it looked like a nice place to visit for a spell

I just wanted to say "Hello" and post up a few pics of some MB details.

Thank you,
Anthony

BAd124 · #2 11-16-2004, 01:19 PM

Welcome Anthony, what type of products do you prefer as far as paint,interior,tires etc...? I am a big 3M and Lexol fan but always on the lookout for something that could be better.

Anthony Orosco · #3 11-16-2004, 08:57 PM

Hello Bad124,

I use mainly professional products including Hi-Temp, Menzerna, 303 and Optimum. Right now I am testing a new product for tires made by Optimum and also a liquid spray wax from them as well. Both are great products, especially the spray wax. You may want to be one of the first to buy some of thsi stuff!! (By the way I only test products, I don't sell them)

3M makes great products as does Lexol but I prefer 303 and/or Leathermaster over the Lexol.

I use several great products for tires, which are water based, but let me know how you like your tires? A pimp shine or just a nice sheen?

The picture of the Ferrari below was finished out in Klasse AIO and Menzerna FMJ, which is a polymer sealant.

BAd124 · #4 11-17-2004, 09:20 AM

"3M makes great products as does Lexol but I prefer 303 and/or Leathermaster over the Lexol."

I have heard of these, but what specifically do you find that you like about these over the others?

As far as tires go I prefer a subdued sheen over shine, what do you recommend for this ?

Anthony Orosco · #5 11-18-2004, 09:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BAd124

"3M makes great products as does Lexol but I prefer 303 and/or Leathermaster over the Lexol."

I have heard of these, but what specifically do you find that you like about these over the others?

As far as tires go I prefer a subdued sheen over shine, what do you recommend for this ?

The 303 is great for "protected" or clear coated leathers and if used on your dash and door panels it reduces static cling which in turn reduces dust build up. It is a low sheen rather than a glossy shine and has UV blockers.

The Leathermaster is my go to product when working with aniline leather. LM also has a cleaner for blue jean dye, mold on leather and ink.

If you want a subdued sheen then you have to give this product a try. It is great! http://www.poorboysworld.com/bold-bright.htm

Hope this helps,
Anthony