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Listen, I don’t call myself a pro detailer but I have more common sense now. I’m working my way to become a better one, one day I will get there. AG has been very helpful to me, I’m honestly humbled. I’ve met some very good people here that have put there pride aside to help me out, good people...

@ Vobro Without sounding rude, or sarcasm in anyway. Let me explain, yes clients do trust you with there cars. I agree with you, and it’s our responsibility to not damage them, again I agree. Yes you need insurance, again I agree. We all have different views, the goal is the same. To detail...

No question is stupid, if that’s the case I’m the worst. I ask simple questions, that don’t make sense. The reality is, I really don’t know the answer, and I’ve learned that it’s the smallest details that get you.

@Rsurfer you got a point Well, I think it goes on a case by case basis. If the client wants to be a pain, then yea. However, if your client doesn’t care, but like you said you roll the dice. Good thread, I’ll keep this as reference not to take clients word for it and inspect it over with them.

@Briar I have heard your theory about cold water hitting hot windshield , which makes it crack more. It sounds stupid but I have heard it. Whether true or not, it’s not out of possibility at all. And thanks for sharing your story, like I said some clients will try to get you to be responsible...

I agree with Rsurfer However, people now a days are malicious, and if you don’t believe me, you never ran into one. I’m not saying he did it, but some people will scam you to get you to pay for something. Mike, has this thread where he gives you downloads of cars exterior, so you can print...

I wish I could go back when my vehicle was mint. After trying to wash it quickly, I created swirls and marring. I’m not saying take all day, but once paint is swirled, it’s time to polish. I’m new, but with the help of Mike and everyone here I am becoming better. I don’t know your level of...

Thank you Dub, does polishing like a complete polish by Griot count as abrasive? Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Yes sir like I said it’s a dumb question but I am curious to avoid damage. Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Mike, I’m curious to know your advice on why Ric’s car wouldn’t allow for correction? If you get a chance, I’d like to hear your advice. It’s the second post on this thread.

Champion That black just “pops”, really good up keeping with it. Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Wow, looks like I’m get one. Guys you have to remember I’m new to all this. Every question I ask, is because I really don’t know but want to learn the right way. Thanks Ric Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Thanks Mike, being that clear coat is delicate wanted to make sure. I really was curious tho, I know the question seemed stupid. Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Ok, yes abrasives will remove clear coat. Will light polish (complete polish GG) also remove any clear if you see no correction being done?

True, and I appreciate your response To be honest, I don’t have money to buy one. There expensive

@ Vobro So it is possible that we remove clear coat without removing imperfections? Billy, so the scratches were beneath the new clear coat?

I’m not sure if iron x will remove it. Maybe the water spots need some polishing or compound. The more the are on the more tough they stick to clear coat.

Ric, Interesting, I’m hoping others will comment on this. I’m curious now about your story. Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Hey Guys, So I’m still learning and had this question. For the pros, here it goes. If I pickup a polisher and go to polish and see no results, does that mean that I didn’t remove if (any) clear coat? In other words do we remove clear coat when we don’t remove scratches? Yes I know my...

Got it, sir Thanks Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline