Recent content by 4bidden

I used it on the wifes tan Accord leather seats and was not impressed at all. I still have to remove dye transfer pretty regularly. And she splashed some coffee on the seat that also did not come out after a lot of trying.

I swear I could IX my fiancées white Accord every time I wash it and have it bleed. If you have a white car you'll have to deal with iron particles quite a bit.

CarPro Eraser is always used, sometimes multiple times. I'll try and make time tomorrow to do a test on part of the hood. I'll decon and then do half with SF4000, Eraser, then BFWD.

What is the thought behind something so aggressive on a brand new car? Is there really something on the paint from the factory that you're trying to remove?

What steps did you take with that new car before coating it? Did you polish it first?

I'm right by you in Newport Beach. I definitely don't see any need to use FG400 on this car, but I am considering going over it with SF4000 depending on what others have to say.

Had that Accord ever been polished at all? What region are you in?

D111 most of the time for maintenance washes using 2BM. CG citrus before trying something new, sometimes with a tad of CG AC+ mixed in.

This is one of the only things that I can think of ... but whatever possible 'film' may be on it must not be for protection since water sticks to the paint and does not sheet or bead at all. This is why I asked if I should try a light polish before my next attempt. Nothing I can see makes me...

Since I already tried out OC2.0 on the hood with pretty much the same results I'm not sure I want to throw money at more products in hope of them working. There's no good reason why these other products are not staying on the car.

Alright guys, I'm really scratching my head here and need some input. My fiance purchased a pearl white 2014 Accord EX-L V6 new off the lot about a year ago. She loves it and loves that I told her i'd take care of it for her. Sadly, however, I appear incompetent at doing my job! To make a long...

It's back at $148.

Of course. Your content will still need to mention the areas you service so the search engines can index you for those terms/cities. Having the largest city you service in the domain name just gives you a very big advantage in the optimization game.

I was born in Lowmoor, VA near there. All of my family still lives in Hot Springs. Based on my recommendation I'd then do something like RoanokeDetailing.com. You can also purchase a domain name similar to your business name but have it redirect to the location-based name. As I mentioned...

That would be a huge mistake.