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Personally on my own cars I use the products that I feel make the experience better. Lots of factors go into this such as smell, ease of use, packaging, and of course the final product. So I am more interested in the products that have all of those qualities since I wax my car once a month...

When I first started looking into buffing this video was reccommended to watch from my local forum. After reading Mikes book and the thousand plus threads on here I laughed when I was watching it this time. Thanks Autogeekers :xyxthumbs:

How much do you get from the dealerships? I am also looking into this.

That is a beautiful GTI you have there my friend. What stage is it? VWs are never stock lol

I did a lot of research prior to purchasing. The Nikon was just so much better in every way.

Thank you. I checked out the link, there is a lot if good info there. Thanks for posting it

I had it on manual, I just don't know much about photography. I will check out that thread, thanks!

Personally I like using three different types of waxes: CG Black for dark - near black - cars a white concours such as CG 5050 for most cars a yellow nuba for red, orange, yellow, etc.. color cars. I just like the way these waxes look on the colors mentioned above. Obvioulsly you can wax...

CG Blacklight CG Glossworz Glaze CG 5050 303 Aerospace Protectant Turtle Wax bug and tar spray, that stuff just plain works. (if anyone knows of anything better let me know)

I really like it. I'm not that good with it, but the camera is fairly forgiving. I highly recommend it.

Hey guys, I recently bought a Nikon D3200 and just had to detail my car. For the detail I used CG Wet Mirror Finish glaze, Jetseal 109 and Blueguard. I will let the pics do the talking! http://photobucket.com/albums/ff512/thomason84/GTI Jetseal 109

I agree. I use the V7 for my maintenance routine for customers that purchased a wax or sealant job. For everything else I just use the Waterless wash.

It can be diluted 4:1 so it seems like you use a lot, but all you have to do is mist the surface and wipe it off. I have the ecopod and it has a 5 gallon tank. I have washed five cars with it and I have only used about 1.5 gallons of it. Also, it has waxes and claybar-like materials in it so...

I use Chemical Guys Ecopod for my maintenance program along with V7 and my customers love it. Once you get the shine the V7 keeps it looking good for a while. You will not be dissapointed.

ONR and V7. It will be the quickest and will look great afterwards

I started my business as a side gig two weeks ago. I posted a small ad on Craigslist and since then I have had three full details, two wash/interior detail, and I have four more scheduled. All but one of these jobs came from my very first customer. He had a new black Camaro that I did a full...

If you only want a wax and one that is under $50 I have to say go for 5050 wax by Chemical Guys. It is $49.99 right now and it looks amazing on every car I have put it on. Just my .02 Here is the link: Look up reviews for it at a forum, not the website Chemical Guys WAC_302 - 5050 Limited...

I use a microfiber wash mit or a wool type sponge depending on the car.

Chemical Guys Black wax looks amazing on dark cars. A litte dab goes a long way too. I have waxed three cars with it and all of them looked fantastic after I was done.

So do you use any Glaze after polishing or do you skip straight to LSP?