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Yes, I don't want to limit my self to one brand of anything. I have been a faithful user of just one brand. Being here on autogeek has opened my eyes to different products. My original brand makes excellent products. I want to expand my detailing skills and products but I can't afford to do...

I have been using Meguiars 2.0 7" pads. They work well and are very durable. I have a Dewalt rotary but mostly use my G110 D/A polisher. I use the Meguiars backing plate W68DA. I'm preparing to make a large buffing pad purchase, about 12 or 15 pads. I have been detailing a lot of family...

I have been pretty faithful Meguiars user but I have been thinking of experimenting with other products. I want to expand my knowledge and experience of different products. I will be doing some research on optimum products and then start experimenting with thier products.

I have been detailing my cars and cars of family and friends. I have been kicking around the idea of detailing as a part time business. In order to make money I really need to pick up my speed. What methods do the professionals here use to be more time efficient while still providing quality...

I used less product and that was the trick. Thanks

I'm using #105. I'll try less product, that could have been my problem with it being hard to remove. Thanks

Wow, thanks for such a fast response. This is what I was afraid of, cracks in the paint. :( I think this only gonna be a problem on the hood and roof. I'll do my best to try and make the rest of the car look good. Maybe I'll repaint it this summer. Would polishing it in cold weather 55 to...

I just bought a BLACK 1998 Volvo V70 T5. It is a one owner with very low miles but the paint has seen better days. It has some hail damage, swirls, scratches and bird dropping etchings. I will repaint this car next year. I have already wet sanded (1500 grit) away some stubborn pin stripes and...

I did my 2 - car garage for less than $200 dollars. The results were fantastic. My neighbor who spent over a $1000. dollars to have his garage floor done is extremely jealous. First I scrubbed the floor clean with muriatic acid/water. ($5.00) one gallon of Behr concrete primer ($20.00)...

I have been bite by the detailing bug. This may even turn into a post retirement gig for me. That should have been, "Hello from San Antonio"