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I had my car detailed about 2 months ago. It came out great but I have some questions mostly for my own education. He told me during the assessment that my car only had "light swirling". After 4-5 hours working on it about 90% of the swirls were removed. He said the remaining swirls were deeper...

I don't think it's like a block of sandpaper at all. I use it on stains and scuff marks. It works great and is cheap. You wet it with water and it becomes soft and then you wipe. I used it on my wife's steering wheel because there was a ton of grime on it. It took 30 seconds and looked like...

hey orngez, i live in san diego too. do you wanna come over and do some magic on my car? i don't have a pc or anything and i'd like to get some swirls out. i had someone work on it 2 months ago and he did a great job but there are still a few deep ones left that i need taken a care of.

How about "C4" as a product line name? "Clean4U" doesn't grab me as so much so I came up with "C4". "Explosive New Technology" from Justin

Well, take it from me, most success comes to people who make a conscious decision to be successfull. If you truly had the passion to have your own line then it would happen. Do some research, talk to people, talk to banks, talk to paul dalton, talk to anyone you can, gather info, borrow money...

Excellent work, Justin. I love your posts. 1. How did you treat the leather? 2. When are you coming out with your own line of products?

After i use souveran on my car for the first time this tuesday i'm going to try to get someone to pose by my car. i live in scenic socal so i'll find a good spot with palm trees in the background. or maybe lauren can send me some pics that i can photoshop into my car's pic. haha. ok. ok. i'll...

Outstanding!!:applause:

I know. I guess I was talking to myself there. I had been on this forum for hours and had actually forgotten about everything not autogeek related. I snapped out of it though.

Glaze -> Sealant -> Wax in that order unless you have an acrylic glaze like creme glaze which can go over a sealant. I think your car looks great already. If you want glow try a glaze->sealant->carnauba combo. One thing you have to remember about that picture of the ferrari though is that...

Cobra Deluxe mf's are great.

carnauba on top of sealant

Definately check out collinite. It's great. I used it a week ago on my wife's car and it still looks like I put it on this afternoon. It has a nice shine to it, so much so that I haven't topped it yet with AW because it looks so good. Collinite needs more hype in the looks department I think.

Damnnnn! I like girls. Ok, how much to get the girl in Kilrwheels avatar to pose by my car?

"Autogeek Surprise Package!!"

I used collinite yesterday for the first time on my wife's car. I wasn't expecting much in the looks department and only put it on for the durability but Wow!!! It looks great! I'm surprised that this wax isn't hyped more. Recently I tried wolfgang DGPS 3 times, 2 of those time on my wife's car...

I see. Looks good. I think I'm going to get my wife to pose for some pics by my car this weekend for mine.

Hey Killrwheels, who's the girl that's always in your avatars?

Lauren, you live in San Diego? If so, I know the guy for you. His name is Ryan. He really knows what he is doing. He is a big poster on autopia. His user name there is RAG. If you want I can put you in touch with him. On autopia he is considered the best in San Diego. His service is great too...

That Souveran Spray wax looks good. I haven't seen anyone compare it to AW yet. What do you think, Justin? How does SSW compare to AW? (Is SSW an accepted acronym yet?)