Recent content by SpeedoTT

Hi Desertnate, It's hard to beat Denver's weather. Once, I turned down the opportunity to move to KC for work and chose to travel every week instead. Thank you for sharing your experience with CQUK. Much appreciated. BTW... red your blog; love how the Porsche Cayenne turned out. :dblthumb2:

Thank you Noorth. This is a good reference of what to expect.

Thank you. Having a base from where to start testing for each car is very helpful. I bought the flex "beast" a couple of years back, and LC Hybrid pads (i.e. orange, white, black, and red) to detail a friend's 1963 MGB, and light correction on the Lexus. I'll check the products you recommended.

Epilogts thank you Sir. May I ask what products have you use and like best

Thank you Noorth

Gentlemen thank you for the insight. It's very helpful. I've yet to decide which product to use. I'm inclined towards ceramic coatings just because they've been around longer. As for which brand and product to use... :dunno: ... I'm working on it :work:

Thank you Klasse Act. I'll keep the product in mind.

Greetings everyone, I'm considering applying a ceramic or graphene coat to my vehicles, and since I have never worked with these products, I am concerned the Colorado's low humidity (at or below 50% most of the time) may negatively impact the time available for polishing off the product. I...

Mike, thank you very much for the advice. I have considered ceramic and graphene coatings, and since I have never worked with these products, I am concerned the impact Colorado's low humidity (around 50% or lower) may have when applying these products. in other words, how does humidity...

Greetings everyone, After settling on basic hand washes, liquid waxes and detailing sprays in between washes for the last 10 years and every excuse imaginable not to, a friend of mine got me back into detailing after a long sabbatical. It all started with a conversation about my friend wanting...