Recent content by Detailer Daemon

CG Stripper Scent!!! Yeah Baby...

Better yet maybe Detailing.Com might give you some pointers they are located Detailing.com 15801 Rockfield Blvd., Ste. A Irvine, CA 92618

Oh the humanity!!!!! Reminds me of when my two year old son knocked over my Chemical Guys Black Wax newly bought onto the white picket fence. The wax dyed the paint in some places. Sticks are not allowed in the yard no more!

Poor Boys White Diamond really does the trick. I have been putting money aside to buy the Chemical Guys White Wax as a topper, but Meguiars also has a White Wax it would probably work as well...

As I stated earlier follow up with a DA use something like chemical guys or meguiars if expense is an issue. They tend to do the trick a medium polish with a 3" medium cut pad would level what the 3M rotary is leaving behind or hairline scratches from the rotary.

Wow I am on my second year of owning my detail business and it all depends on your willingness to have a thick skin. Some customers will not even bat an eyelash to the job you have done. Others will praise you like you are a guru. The thing that I have learned over time is to keep thinking...

I am a substitute teacher of all trades at my local Job Corps in San Diego CA

Did you follow up with a DA polisher with a medium cut foam pad and a swirl remover like menzerna, chemical guys or meguiars? You might be getting rotary swirl marks?

Great job!

It looks like the wet sanding did the trick. Excellent work!

Or perhaps road dust was dispersed by the wind while you were driving causing the swirls?

If you have a black car, Meguiar's Black Wax works and is inexpensive. If you want high end, Chemical Guys or Pinnacle are top notch but expensive. They last longer too...

you want to use something other than a wipe. A dressing will go into the pores of the dash and dwell. A wipe will evaporate after a few minutes. Chemical guys will probably last 2-3 months, as opposed to armor all for 1-2 days.

hey Spiney! Gamma lids are screw on lids that are used to contain liquids and or solids. They are used in science labs. I don't know if they work with a 5 gallon paint bucket because most of them don't have threads on the topmost part of the bucket. Chemical Guys sells them.

Well dlc95 Chin up! swirls are a fact of life like taxes. They can make you a better detailer because you get proactive when you instill them. If you work at a carwash rinse your clean your brushes, or inspect your equipment for grit particles...