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This is CarPro Hydro 2, correct? When applying to wheels and calipers is it just a matter of spraying on while they are wet, then rinsing off with the hose? Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

What’s the proper way to coat the calipers? Do the wheels need to come off? Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Hey all. I am sure this question comes up a lot so I did some searching, but I haven't found any answers that seem definitive. So, I thought I would pose this to the community. My GTI is a week old and it has rained every day since. At some point soon I hope to give him his first proper detail...

Not to hijack, but... What is the safest way to remove that layer of pollen? Quick detailer spray or hit it with the hose? Should I stress about removing pollen every morning, or can I leave it until the weekend?

Nice! I will definitely look into that. Relatively speaking, how loud is the Hydroshot?

In my quest to find a proper hose-less solution for washing my car at my apartment, I stumbled upon the iK Multi-Pump Sprayer. It looks like folks have known about this product for some time, but since I've been out of the loop for the past few years it flew under my radar. http://a.co/bxa9TKH...

Quite the contrary. I live in a relatively low income neighborhood. If I had the money, I wouldn’t live where I can’t wash my own cars. That much is certain. I have a friend that said I can use his property to perform paint correction on my car, provided I work on his as well. Seems a fair...

Gear Acquisition Syndrome. No cure for it, my friend. And you can drop $500 on detailing supplies in a heartbeat. Repeat after me: “I’ve had that wax for years, honey.” Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I used to do the same coin-op deal with my Mustang. I was always nervous about using ONR if the dirt was heavier than a light coating of dust. The pollen is the worst, they are like mini throwing stars. Problem was driving home from the coin-op in the dead of summer, the car would get super...

Thanks, folks. Coating the wheels sounds like a splendid idea. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Hi everyone. As I mentioned in my introductory post from earlier this week, I am back in the detailing fold after a several year hiatus. Since then, the car has changed, but the challenges remain the same. I live in a neighborhood that consists of duplexes built as two-unit apartments. The...

I can't quit you. :) Hey all. It's been a minute since I've posted here but I am back with a new car and a fresh zest for cleaning the damn thing. :laughing: My name is Andrew, and I am from Montgomery County, PA. I came here a few years ago looking for advice on detailing my new-to-me 2009...

Man, am I glad to see I'm not alone.

Exactly. It's like a challenge!

Returning the loaner car to the dealer in better condition than you received it. Seriously. I need to put down the microfiber and take two steps back.

Yeah! I see some familiar faces will be attending. Looking forward to seeing y'all.

Spectacular job.

1. Detail Kitty (I need a room ) I've got a HF DA, Flex 3401 and multiple products to share. 2. Evan.J I have a Flex, Rupes 2,1 Rupes 75E, and Traditional DA 3. Andrew (aka mightypudge)

Absolutely. I just saw a review here and was planning on adding it to my routine. But I have a few other wheel cleaners I'd like to use from time to time.

That is what I was concerned about. Thanks for confirming!