Recent content by Tex

Sorry, I meant Wolfgang TSR I already asked the dealer...we shall see when it gets there I have TSR and also a jewelling polish but the Gyeon Primer does all at once so less time. I will look into these. Being in the Northeast, and the car being a daily driver, I am leaning towards the...

Hello everyone, Although still detailing my car regularly, I have not been on the forum for a while, and with a new Mach-E coming next month, I have a few questions regarding its detailing. For the new car detailing, I am planning on doing the following: Wash: Wolfgang Auto Bathe / Uber Wheels...

Great job! What did you use on the exhaust tips? They are seriously shiny!

I have been cleaning as following: - Tatty towels (wheels, engine, exhaust, rubber cleaning, wash mitts) with regular tide in wash and DP Microfiber cleaner in the bleach compartment (of course setting the machine for a bleach cycle), which means they get washed twice, dry on low heat -...

Hello Forum, It's been a while since I posted, but had time to detail my car last week end and have a couple questions. I did my carbon black BMW as follows: - areas that just needed light clean up and light swirl removal with Blackfire TPnS on white pad - areas needing more attention (hood...

Looks like clear coat failure in the pic? 535 would be my guess, that engine cooks everything!

It's been a while since I posted something, but having gone the "newbie route" not so long ago, I will provide insight from the path I followed. First, before even thinking about buffing scratches, have a solid cleaning kit. If your paint has surface contaminants, buffing will use these to...

I love the Deep Gloss Paint Sealant, so of course I am interested in the new Liquid Seal. I bought the WG shampoo and Uber Wheel cleaner over the weekend....by the gallon, of course this should make me a winner :)

I use the wheel cleaner and love it. Just bought the rubber cleaner, but have not tried it yet. I would love to try other products from Griot's

Back to black rules! So do most Mothers products in fact. And the shirts do look cool

A nice bottle of wine to relax with after my traditionnal Christmas day detailing!

I don't know who he or she is, but whoever filled in my last order: the warehouse must have been out of the sample I wanted, and they nicely included a huge sample of PB quick detailer and that stuff is great. All that nicely tidy in the box with everything else. We all known the public...

At $70 a car, I could fly you down here to Texas, have you do my 2 cars, get you a hotel room and it would still be cheaper than going to see the hacks that call themselves detailers around here! Now, since you are only doing this seasonaly, I would think you will not be able to charge the same...

I have one and absolutely love it. Just to give you an idea, here's a list of what I have in it: In the main compartment: - PC7424 - foam brushes, Q-tips, roll of masking tape - 1 "tatty" towel for one the fly cleaning - tub of maxwax Bottom compartment: - 4 pads 6.5'' (orange*2, white, gray)...

2 tools you may need: - a fin brush is a brush you would use to clean the fins from debris. Some can go on your vacuum cleaner, but otherwise, any brush with stiff nylon bristle and long handle will work - the tool you are referring to is called a fin comb. Auto mechanics, but also A/C repairmen...