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Care and maintenance of your Alcantara® materials Alcantara offers their own, simple, instructions right on their website for how to maintain their cloth.

Simply wash with Meg's Gold Class solution, noted that I didn't need to remove wax as there was no beading up what-so-ever, applied UC with a generic MF pad until it started to dry, then removed with a quality microfiber buffing cloth, the same with S-X, then I tossed on a light coat of NXT2.0...

Pics: Left was Consumer, right was Professional. Seems the pro series needed more heat to really get working, while the consumer products were right at home with hand application.

Well it took way longer than expected to do the test, but I finally took on a hand-application comparison today. I'm working for the next few hours but later on I'll be uploading pictures. The car I was working on had a very poor clear coat, which is why I chose to apply the products by hand...

While I'd love to enter, I just won a Meg's banner through AG and I wanted to say thanks Meghan!!!! And as such I won't put my name on this contest. Good luck to everyone else though!

Turning 21 Friday, been detailing for 3 years now, 1 year of which has been self-employedly.

Congrats winners!

Thanks so much Meghan!!! I've wanted a Meg's banner so bad but haven't been able to buy it anywhere!

I want a banner!

I actually have this set up in my Meg's Professional vs Consumer line, I'm using 105/205/26 compared to UC/Swirl-X/NXT 2.0... Unfortunately I haven't been able to find time with my friend with an overly scratched finish to go to work on it but as soon as I do the thread will be updated with...

I even had space to pack in my rock climbing equipment next to my vacuum cleaner there.... so much extra room I might as well bring someone along for the trip!

Thank you, I think I'm going to use one of my long-necked brushes with some 10:1 APC+ en masse. Here's the pictures: First is of the box of products I keep in my trunk And one of my packed passenger compartment:

Hey I'm just taking what I've got to work with and making it work for me. All my products and small tools go in the trunk, and my vacuum, MF towels, detailing toolbox, and buckets go in the passenger compartment after I remove the seat. I just set it all up for a detail in the morning, I can...

You could always bring some small waterproof sealable sandbag-type items with you to fill with water to weigh down the corners, then when you are done for the day you empty them and they're good to go. Maybe something like this jug from Coleman?: Coleman - 5-Gallon Expandable Water Carrier -...

Haha, an Accord would be like a truck compared to my little matchbox car in terms of carrying capacity =p (Miata btw lol)

LOL I like how he wanted to simplify things by asking to change 2 choices to 1 and you guys turned 2 choices into 4 =p I mean, I agree that you should look at all the options, I just found it comical how it played out.

Fantastic, thanks a lot! No pressure washer here, I don't even think I can fit one in my detailing truck! (It's the blue one in the back) =p

Hey guys, I'll be detailing a pickup truck soon, and I'd like to know how you like to clean out the bed of the truck. I've never owned one and while I know that many are some type of coated plastic compound I'm unsure of the best way to go about making it clean and shiny. I'm assuming I'll spray...

Thank you, Craig. Something interesting I've noticed recently is how, whenever I'm riding in someone else's car and the sun is out, I always judge everyone's finishes, the swirls, holograms, scratches on the cars we drive past... I wish that I could be more widely known so that I could do even...

I detailed for a luxury car dealer, making minimum wage, getting paid by the hour, and more if the job was done quickly. There was no expectation for the detailer to be proud of the work, only for the detailer to have it done, in the designated time, and have it be adequate. That said, we...