Recent content by Kurtopia

Cars and Guns. This is why I love you guys.

Their polish with sealant is really great stuff. I've used it on numerous vehicles - last vehicle was the roof of an Infiniti SUV, black, in direct sunlight. Went on easily, came off easily. Great stuff, in my opinion. Very easy to use with good results. I also have their natty's blue liquid wax...

Like others have mentioned, I use this after rinseless washes. Optimum No Rinse wash (two bucket) and spray on while vehicle is still wet. I use a microfiber towel to dry the vehicle and BAM! You have a washed and waxed car in less than 30 minutes. Can't beat it.

What was the temperature/humidity like at time of applying?

Speedy prep towel. I save a TON of time vs. conventional clay.

I had a brand new car get egged within the first week of ownership. "Senior prank". Black car. This was many years ago but I don't think I've ever been so mad in my life. I ended up putting a sticker over it, as it was on the rear tailgate area and didn't look out of place.

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Let dealerships do this...it's money in our pockets ;)

I've had success with these two products - Safe Scrub Bug & Tar Pad can be used on glass, chrome, vinyl, fiberglass, paint and clearcoats—100% safe when used with soapy water. 1Z Einszett Anti-Insekt Bug + Tar Remover Spray, let dwell for a bit, scrub. No scratching.

This is exactly what I did for these. Vacuum, Folex, scrub, towel, vacuum.

Seeing pictures like that make me mad. You get a brand new vehicle that's worth XX,XXX (or even XXX,XXX) and someone swirls the paint right off the bat. It's so disappointing on such a beautiful car. Brand new, too! Alas. I'm talking to people that share the same view. Great work getting...

I don't think he's talking about charging one person more - he's talking about trying to find that sweet spot in your area for what people will pay for your services.

This.

I would say if you're only doing your vehicle... stick with the wash mitt.