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So after buffing, how do you get the oils out? I hear dawn is bad for the car too.

Got mine like that too. Does yours say paste wax on the top in small letters?

You should have handed her a bucket and sponge and told her to get to work. You two can spend quality time together washing the truck.

Haha the scene must have been chaos! Next time see if you can check out their work that they are doing with these peoples cars. As soon as they drive away you can give them info on how to get the newly installed swirls corrected. Lol

I ended up placing my order last Friday. I can't wait to receive my good quality products from AG. I ended up purchasing the lake country flat pads 6 pack. One of each color. I got the menzerna combo kit for the polishing and cutting. (Any suggestions how to use them would be awesome) Menzerna...

Thanks for the reccomendations. If I end up getting the meguaires m105/205 will I need anything else with that? I compared the menzerna kit and the m105/205 and the megs is $30 cheaper. And what's the difference between the pads as far as cutting? Do the hydrotech cut faster than the flat pads...

I will be placing an order soon and will need the opinions from some of you experienced detailers. I've been detailing for about a year now. I mostly did wash, clay a pain cleaner and sealent. (I used some products from a local detail shop and also some off the shelf products) Also vacuum and...

Like the others said before the bbb does nothing. You write a letter of what happened and send it to the bbb and all they do is forward it to the company. Then the company sends a letter in response(usually full of lies). In the end all that happens is that when you look up the company on the...

Awesome car! I had an 86 trans am. That's where my user name is from. I also had a 88 IROC. One of these days I will get another one.

I'm probably going to pick up some of this soon. Is there any benefit to putting a sealent on first and then 845 or putting on 2 coats of 845? Or would I just be wasting product?

It seems like my qd bottle is made of a hard thin plastic. I'm assuming it broke because there is nothing to absorb the impact. With other bottles they will flex a little when dropped, therefore absorbing the impact and they won't break as easily. When I emailed megs kindly explained that I love...

If the bottle is anything like the one they use for ultimate quick detailer, they are extremely brittle. I dropped it from 2 feet and the top busted completely off and I lost all of it. It was a brand new bottle. I emailed meguires(even though I purchased it from autozone) and they sent me a new...

I see those lines all over the roads in Aurora just before its supposed to snow or freezing rain. I knew it was a anti freezing agent, but didn't know it as beet juice. Check it out next time its going to snow.

Looks good man! Is that your repsol in the backround?

I also use a leaf blower. Make sure you don't blow ice off the car, just the powdery stuff. And you think that's bad? This dude is using a hammer and screwdriver!!! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S82XBchpzkk&feature=youtube_gdata_player]YouTube - Car Frozen in East Village[/video]

After spending 6 hours on a friends interior that was totally full of dog hair(fibers stuck in carpet and upholstry) I did a search on the internet. I came up with a tool called a dog hair stone. They were selling it for a lot of money and it looks exactly like a pumice stone. I went out and got...

Hey any decent diy car washes you can recommend in Aurora. Im on the far east side.

If I use onr and then rinse the car off will it defeat the purpose of it? I planned on using it as a wash solution to bucket wash at the local do it yourself wash. I just don't want to be dragging all kinds of towels across my car cause my paint scratches really easily.

I used to use bleche-white to clean the tires but I would end up having to scrub the tires and I would go through a lot of it. I've found a wheel and tire cleaner that does the job quite well and is very inexpensive and lasts. Its called brown-royal. Its advertised as a "no scrub" rim and tire...

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Brown Royal wheel cleaner. It's safe to use on all clear coated wheels. It's also supposed to be no scrub. Well if your wheels have a lot of built on brake dust then of course you have to scrub. It loosens it really well. A lot of cars I just end up spraying it...