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Their products remind me of CarPro products. Are the two companies related in some way? Thanks

Had the same thing with my new car, Off the truck and the dealer never washed it (Used CarPro Trix) the ground was all purple from contamination. I have pictures but this forum does not like my big photos so I cant be bothers to resize them now and upload (it should do it automatically IMO)

Well my new car that I got end of April I also told the dealer not to touch it. I brought it home, washed it, clay bar, Carpro Trix and looked for swirl marks but only found 1 or 2 small areas that needed to be corrected. So I did those small areas and put Cquartz UK on the car. It looks find...

The car has been painted before and it does have a clear coat on it. I saw the car up close a few weeks back. Dont think I'm going to detail it this year as its getting cold and my cousin will store it for the winter. So probably spring time i'll have a go at it. Thanks All

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I was told that with stone guards you should treat it like your paint. So you can wax it, polish it etc. Thats what I have done on mine without issue's

Cquartz UK on it, i wonter if it would help.

Trix - CarPro TRIX Tar and Iron Remover, paint cleaner

Not a full time Detailer. I only detail cars on the side here and there & of course my friends/family cars. Just really started getting into all of this at the beginning of 2016 however I have found that a smaller DA would be beneficial when working on small areas. In terms of budget, I would...

Hello all so I'm thinking of buying a 3" polisher to get into smaller areas when detailing. I have been looking at the Griots Garage 3" version as I already have the 6" version and am very happy with it. however I wanted to see what other people suggest just so I can look into different...

Well I did this for the first time this year but i used Cquartz UK. Basically took my tires off and coated everything metal (not disks) with cquartz. So the shocks/springs/caliper/plastic wheel well covers/parts of the control arm that I could reach etc etc. Mind you this is a new 2016 Golf R I...

haha i know, Its straight on my computer but this forum for some reason flipped the photos.

Hello All, So my cousin just picked up a 89 Mustang & he wants me to polish it and will probably end up putting Cquartz UK on it also. My question is there anything special I should watch out for, or do or not do on a car this old? Not sure if its original paint or not. I heard that older...

I'm on my second big bottle and I really like it. I like it more then a Sonax soap I was using before. But overall its pretty good and price is great.

Check out 3D products they are very good and user friendly.

I'm from Toronto also :xyxthumbs: I used CQuartz UK on my new car a month or so ago and its been great. You just have to apply it correctly or else you get high spots. But its also supposed to help protect against minor scratches which is why I bought it and its not to expensive. Top it off...

Looks very good! Nice

not to take things off topic, but why do you tape off trim/rubbers/chrome? I find that if I use something like HDSpeed it does not effect the rubbers and such? Thanks

Thanks, Figured I would need to polish it but was wondering if there was a product that could just take it off easily. Thanks

Hello, I have a friend that applied Cquartz UK for the first time and let it dry a bit to long and because of that there are now some high spots (darker spots) that have cured. If we wanted to remove the product on that panel so we could re-apply how would we go about that? Thanks