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Which brand of detailing products do you hold in the highest regard? I have always liked Optimum and usually default to one of their products when possible. No rebranded junk, limited crossover, actual science behind their methods, etc.

Polishing is literally grinding abrasives into the paint, though. And by the time you finish polishing, a new layer of (mostly invisible) dust/dirt will have already settled onto the paint just from what's in the ambient air. That's the nature of the beast. Using good practices will minimize...

I'm almost out of product and looking for a reason to buy something other than M105/M205, which I've been using for years. I don't know that there's anything out there objectively better for general use.

You are scratching the paint every time you touch it with a towel or mitt. It's inevitable.

Which ceramic coating do you think he uses for his prosthesis? I'm betting Wolfgang Uber Ceramic.

Raptors aren't trucks for people who need work trucks. They're toys/status symbols for rich people, same as any sports car. The interiors are like any luxury car It won't be long before we see $100k MSRP trucks. The wealthy have more money than ever, so why not? The corporate VP at my employer...

Remember that most random people either tunnel wash or don't wash at all, so these aren't prized detailing customers. Cars are just appliances and status symbols. If you want to play in the low end of the market you have to focus on volume. *Corporate Client Specials* (Minimum $400 for...

Do it, take photos, and create a thread. There are lots of videos that explain the installation process.

I need to clean some filthy Sparco Terra wheels that are painted white. They are completely caked with an entire winter's worth of mud and road grime. I'm assuming I can't use an aggressive wheel cleaner? What about my usual daytona wheel brushes? Nay? What's a good process to use?