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Haven't tried the MaxWax yet, but will definately pick some up... You are confusing me a little with the Liquid Soveran.... What will that do to Metallics that the paste version of Soveran won't????? Feed back please

The reason for the Klasse on the DD, is because I am looking to keep their vehicles looking good for a long time - I figure if they use me once and it lasts, they'll rememeber me when they finally get around to doing it again.... I am definately adding an additional cost (I'm assuming that's...

Your first problem is that you buffed off the Deep Gloss after only 15 minutes - you are supposed to wait 45 minutes.... I use the combo of DGPS and P21S and I have been guilty of doing the same:) (buffing off too early) Try following the application and removal directions to the "tee" and...

Hey everyone! I thought I would post my list of LSP's based on particular detailing packages, to see what everyone thinks. Suggestions are definately appreciated - haven't quite finalized the website. a) Package for Daily Drivers - Klasse Sealant Glaze Note: this is used for the sake of...

Hey everyone, Thought I would write a simple, but informative post about teaching yourself which polish to grab for which project. What I did was simple. Tape off (3) seperate squares (18" x 18").. A quick note, I had very similar scratches, swirls, etc accross my entire hood so it was...

Mike, So I was thinking, it might be informative if You asked Us some questions, so that we could learn how to improve the things we do now.. I know you don't like to single people out, but I would certainly volunteer to be picked on:) I think we could learn a lot, if we new the right...

Klasse Sealant Glaze lasts up to 12 months depending on use... Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant lasts about 4-6 months, but looks waaaaayyyyyy better on black If you care enough to ask this question, you probably don't mind having to re-apply every 4-6 months:)

NO. They are the exact same product, but fabric and vinyl cleaner has more of the cleaning agent that the convertible top cleaner - it is also repackaged as (carpet) spot remover, and a few other cleaners - all of which are the same thing, just some have more water in the bottle than others:) I...

Hey everyone, I am looking at a few metal polishes/creams for specific use (or specific types of vehicles), and I was curious what everyone else is using and why.. I have been reading the descriptions at the AG website, and they all sound like they are equally good:) I was particularly...

Hey man I actually started a carpet and upholstery thread myself.. Its called "Carpet and Mat Cleaning the professional way" - good, no-residue way of cleaning

The paint is actually pretty good, except for the pigtails and a few scratches - all of which is on the hood Will work on getting some pics

Thanks Mike. That makes perfect sense. Time to practice, practice, and practice some more:)

Thanks guys! Lookin forward to learning a lot:)

Hey everyone! I was recently speaking with Mike and he had mentioned that I ought to introduce myself and tell everyone a little about my experience level, etc. I guess I'll just kinda bullet point it, so I don't drag on to much:) A) Background in finish carpentry which has enabled me to...

On the AG webiste, it says "Meguiars Mirror Glaze 105 Ultra-Cut Compound should be applied with a polisher if you plan to compound the entire vehicle. Work at a maximum speed of 1500 to 2000 RPM with a foam or wool cutting pad. Work until the compound starts to dry."

Working on a White Toyota Sequoia and a Silver Lexus ES 300 Equipment is a Flex 3401 I have been detailing for a while, but machine polishing for a very short time I am very comfortable with Flex though, as I used to be a finish carpenter, so I am fairly comfortable with power tools like...

Thanks Mike. I am still at the early stages of the learning curve, so I definately appreciate the info. I did the whole vehicle (Sequoia) at once, so I think the test spot thing may be helpful I am also about to do my Silver Lexus ES 300, so that may make things a little more clear - in the...

Yeah that make sense.. That is way easier to understand than I thought it would be:) By the way, when you say 4 passes, do you mean Right, Left, Right, Left or do you mean back-and-forth 4 times - i.e Right/Left, Right/Left, Right/Left, Right/Left????

I haven't actually used the combo of SIP/Wool.... I was just reading the "Pad Comparison Chart" on AG, and it mentioned using Purple Wool with SIP - I am just curious about why they would recommend a Polish rather than a Compound when using wool???

So what specifically is the difference between "buffing until dry" and "dry buffing"???