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I really like the look of that AutoGlym HD. It looks really nice when it beads water as well.:props:

We have a sallys beauty supply here as well! hahahahhahaha :laughing:

Found this kit online. Its really pricey but looks well put together and would be helpful to fix things like this without a full repaint. Applied Colors :: Paint Touchup Paint Touch Up Kits Scratch Repair

AG sells lots of very high quality sprayers. You can pick up 3 of the DP sprayers for like 16 bucks right now. I usually switch all my cleaners into different sprayers. I also love fk425. My favorite feature is that it is an anti static formula. Which discourages dust and dirt from adhering...

I have used PlastX on plastic peices like you are describing with some decent results. It does take a fair amount of time though.

Talked with my painter yesterday about the flooring. He said what happens with the epoxy's is that there will be moisture under them even after a couple years and start to peel and flake. So at 2-3k you might be at a huge lose. A friend of mine with an install shop here in town went with the...

One thing I would throw out there to think about is your ceiling height. If your going to be using your garage for detailing, a nine foot finished height is very nice for getting the tops of vehicles off of a ladder and such. If you go with a drop down ceiling then your looking at losing some of...

I just did a test last evening with my dodge ram. Here in East Texas we start to get heavy dew here in the early night hours. I finished with WDGPS around 6pm and noticed the dew starting around 8pm. I was sure not to brush against the vehicle and made sure no one wiped it. I got home this...

I agree as well. QD is not recommended at all as a replacement for washing. I only use it as a final wipe when washing, or to wipe down areas that cant be washed such as door jams. I have found that using a waterless system does induce scratches though. And most waterless systems have waxes...

I am throwing out an idea to see if anyone would be interested in it. Since there are usually lots of different answers to this very question, I am thinking about doing my very own trim restorer shootout to see what kind of results and durability I can get. What you think??

1300 for doing all of that and the labor is extremely cheap. I build homes here in East Texas as well as doing the detailing stuff.....I would check with that estimate again. I would assume it is for the labor only. You will probably be around 600 or 700 alone in material. But then again....I am...

hahahaha.......yeah but....the more money you spend on a better liquor the easier it is to get over the hangover........lets not give our cars a hangover. lol To me in the end it all come down to looks, durability, and ease of use. The better sealants and waxes seem to go on and off very...

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u may be rubbing the compounds back into the paint after removing them with the MF....hence may be the reason your getting super fine scratches again. One thing does puzzle me though.. If the only way your seeing these is with the brinkman, then why are you so worried about them? lol. If the car...

Welcome! Im here in Tyler, Tx.

+1 Need to figure time in it and charge appropriately to where it comes out to that rate. This is assuming you do a professional job...

1. 1989 Chrysler Minivan 2. DP 3. 3 4. The experience and knowledge you can gain through people here on the forum? 5. Definitely the wash?

+1 I use this as well. Its avail locally if you run out and need some real quick. It wipes on and off very easily and has no residue whatsoever that I can tell. And it retains the finish very very well. I use it about one a week to every other day and it has never compromised my finishes.

will do. Thanks!!

picked up a bottle locally to try....... consistency is very thin, almost watery. And it has small chunks of white particles in it. I have never seen it like this and all of the videos that I have seen it in it is a very creamy consistency. I have shaken the bottle very well for a while to see...