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yes u shud reseal/wax it after you have compounded. the compound does strip the wax since it will be removing paint :)

hey zain. the tools and accessories there are very cheap! I love to go there and hang out there... nice people too! perfect cut is good because of its easy buff capabilities.. the residue can be easily buff away with no gumming issues.. no oily residue also left behind.. but the finish is...

For me, there are some cars I do for free only for advertising and learning. sometimes I get a new product, a new tool, a new technique(?), I would invite the worst of the worst paint that I could find among all my friends and offer them making sure I document every step and providing amazing...

Chemical guys does give a higher gloss, cutting so so. for my polishes I carry menzerna. For my money, I dont think I will go for chemical guys for polishes. LSP yes... I like to give my customer durability for LSP. I can't definitely say which one is the best because there is so many products...

Just sharing with you guys my 2nd customer when I first started out a year ago.. It was a nice lady with a very neglected car. 2yrs old car with a paintwork that is not in any way maintained, always park outdoors, no proper washing, etc... I could just go on, but let the pictures speak for...

https://www.facebook.com/pages/ATi-Detailing/292068814326044?fref=ts Thanks guys.. :D

all worked by hand? reminds me of the days I started out.. back breaking stuffs but the end result is much satisfying.. great work!

great to see cquartz uk in action. this sunday is also my first go with cquartz uk. hope mine turns out as splendid as yours. should reload be diluted? if yes, why? and by how much? 1:1?

thanks guys.. :dblthumb2::dblthumb2:

hey there zain. I'm assuming you are also from Malaysia. I get all my chemical guys supply from the distributor which is located in cheras. Do check out Goodwell Car Goods Malaysia in Mahkota Cheras. Tell him Aaron recommended.. may get a good price? haha..

A friend who had a bad experience with substandard detailers came to me for my services. What he has told me that in his previous experience, he was never satisfied because eventhough after spending money on detailing, his car look just terrible under street lamps due to the massive marring and...

get out and do a simple price survey in your local car washing community. Get to know the market price. Thats what I did and found a range of prices for the level of service that Im offering and thus my pricing is based on it. For me, I started out with slightly below average to gain...

I started this business to solve my itch to practice my passion. It wasnt a smooth sailing experience. A little of my background, I'm currently operating a freelance detailing service that is mobile. I do not have a shop. Common problems I face: 1. People dont trust you no matter how much you...

In my opinion, going rinseless is the way to go. Easier to manage and you dont have to lug around huge weight of water if you have no access to your customer's water source. However there are downsides. I do encounter customer's car being so dirty, it is as if it has just went thru a rally...

that helped a lot! thanks!

Thanks guys for your replies... The thing that got me intrigued was the long flare line that seems to stays in that position no matter which way I look. will go back to do a small test spot. :)

Hello! I dont quite know what is going on with this. Car is Hyundai Getz. under a floodlight or a LED torch, the "hologram" or flare doesnt seem to exist. However under the direct sunlight its one long massive flare even with the naked eye. Is this hologram? or is it just a case of an...

hey guys, been surfing around autogeek for quite some time now. lots of information that is shared and it helped me a ton with my detailing adventures! Hope to learn moreeeeeeeeeee!