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So I find myself more and more going to Facebook for advice bc it is both easier to use and has quicker responses. I always go to the forum for lengthier questions and reviews but I feel that slowly groups on Facebook will over take the forum. I just want to know everyone's thoughts on this and...

I use the nanoskin speedy prep pads or whatever they're called and they work much better. Much faster to use and most importantly if you drop them you can just rinse them off, no more wasted clay

Did you redo a baggie test after claying bc even if your clay looks OK you might have still gotten the contaminants so do another baggie test after. If that doesn't work then try a more aggressive clay

It adds an extra layer of protection and often I use the wash solution after washing the cars to do rims if I'm using something like ONR

So I'm updating my microfibers from when I first started and need help on which to get. So far I've liked the Chemical Guys but I haven't really tried any others. I'm really looking for general use if thats possible but more importantly, towels meant to take off polish, waxes, sealants etc...

I might have to take you up on that, but I'm almost done reading it so I'll probably finish that first.

I might have to take you up on that, but I'm almost done reading it so I'll probably finish that first.

I might have to take you up on that, but I'm almost done reading it so I'll probably finish that first.

Bought one a few weeks ago and I must say that it is a must-have for any detailer. I just wish I'd waited until now to order so that I could get a signed copy lol.

Bought one a few weeks ago and I must say that it is a must-have for any detailer. I just wish I'd waited until now to order so that I could get a signed copy lol.

Bought one a few weeks ago and I must say that it is a must-have for any detailer. I just wish I'd waited until now to order so that I could get a signed copy lol.

I was happy with the one I had but then I started using a new one which had half the pressure of the old one. It was from harbor freight so it might be that lol

So I'm looking at getting a firemans hose nozzle as a replacement to my crappy 6 function spray nozzle and I wanted to know everyone's opinion. Are the firemen's nozzles worth it or what does everyone else use. Thanks in advance.

I was reading Mike Phillips's complete guide to a show car shine and in the section where he talks about rinseless washes at the end where he has all the products lined up on page 21 and 22 there is a measuring thing on top of the bottle. Can anybody tell me what that is called or link me to one...

I tried to get on their website a month ago to get some information on polish I bought from them last year and I couldn't after trying for over a half hour. Glad I didn't get too attached to the company I guess. Loved the products, but I couldn't justify the price and I missed waxing my car a...

:iagree: I tried hand polishing but it just doesn't work.

The basic rule of thumb is to apply the longest lasting product first and the shortest lasting product last so that that wears off and you can re-apply.

So I've seen some people talking about ozone machines and I've done just a little research and all I've found is it uses negative ions to remove odors and they cost a fortune. So if anyone can clarify this for me I'd be incredibly grateful and how much do they usually cost because the ones I've...

When applying polish by hand it can have no effect because its done by hand. Think about it, your hand, no matter how strong you are, can't move as fast as a machine. There are certain abrasives in polish and it takes the right amount of pressure, temperature, and speed to break them down so...

How much lube were you using because you shouldn't have horrible marring.