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http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-tools-accessories/52089-cool-detailing-cart-autogeeks-show-car-garage.html Looks pretty close.

Glass is one of my favorite parts of a detail. Guess I'm crazy. The exterior glass gets cleaned during the normal wash with soap. I don't think I've ever had windows that didn't come pretty clean doing that. If there are hard water spots or something I'll clay and/or hand polish using Duragloss...

If you weren't sold on it before those pictures should do the trick! I have a bottle coming later this week and I'm looking forward to trying it out, especially after this great review. Such a shame it doesn't have the same smell of Fuzion. That is hands down the best smelling product I've ever...

Use UPGP and Blackfire Crystal Seal on glass regularly. No streaks, chatters, etc. it's just too simple

Why is that making you reconsider? Shouldn't that type of durability be a desired trait in your wheel and trim protection?

I use 5.5 Boss pads on my MKII 15 all the time. They're my favorite pads. I have my G21 washer modded and left my MKII stock and switch them up depending on what I'm working on. I do like the ergonomics of the Boss polishers more(specifically the instant start), but it's really like Choice 1a...

:wow: It's funny, when I see men on this forum trying to undermine the skill and dedication of women to detailing the 1st thing that comes to mind is also negative! Who cares what someone else does? Focus on the work, not the worker. Anyway, back to things that are relevant... Incredible...

Good ol' BFWD. That will always have a place on my shelf. Car looks outstanding.

That's pretty much my regimen as of late. No problems at all. Here's a pic of Net Shield a couple days after an Uber wash:

Worked on one just like that not too long ago. The sun cooperated more with your pictures as it did with mine! It looks great. Awesome work.

Nice. I have so many waxes I doubt I ever get a chance to use this one, but I'm glad to hear it's better than their Best of Show liquid wax. That was one of the hardest products to work with that I've ever used.

Having been following some of the members here that have already chimed in(Richy, Zach, Rasky) for a long time now, I try to emulate their style of business because that's what works for me. I meet with clients for inspections or quotes during the week and have them drop off the vehicle for the...

I can't think of a single product you should be using even close 16oz of in one detail. :dunno: Silk Shine and Poorboy's Natural Look are both nice. I really like Ultima Interior Guard though. That will always be my favorite dressing/protectant.

Congrats on the new car! Even though it's a new car I would perform the baggie test on it to see if it could use a decontamination before applying your sealant. The easiest sealant to apply & remove that I've ever used is Blackfire Wet Diamond. There is one user here(Custmsprty) who really...

I'm always happy when I use Blackfire Crystal Seal.

Setec, you always chime in with pretty sound/realistic advice on Bill's(and others') threads. My advice, in having dealt with him on other forums, is to do what you just suggested and just ignore the threads and stop trying to help. It's just a bunch of wheel-spinning and it gets exhausting. He...

That's exactly why I got a few of them... and I have not been disappointed!

FK1000p, DG 601/105, Polymer Net Shield. I have pretty much exclusively been using PNS and refreshing it with Brilliant Shine Detailer. Sheds water/dirt just as good as a coating, IMO. I don't know why more people don't talk about how good of a LSP topper BSD is. It's not just a quick detailer...

They are not created equally. I've ordered a ton of cheap stuff from eBay to compare them to the more expensive versions. I wanted to see if I was really getting my money's worth - pads, towels, clay substitutes, etc and let me tell you... you get what you pay for. Cheap foam applicators soak...

Best response in here, IMO. We have a lot of great products available, especially if you buy from a source like AG. Half the fun when you first start detailing is trying new products even though it's not kind on the wallet. Your best bet is to just slow down, do some research on products you...