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Good job removing waterspot on glass! I always use rotary and foam cutting pad. Working with DA takes too much time and energy. You can use glass scrub or even cutting polish. Glass is much much harder than a car's paint, so you will do less harm to it, but you still have to be careful though...

you can try, but if you are gonna use Black Light, dont use it as a finishing polish. use it solely either as an AIO or a sealant. you will get maximum result that way.

welcome! i have been using CG polishes quite often on soft, medium and hard paint. my suggestion is to do a test spot. no theory will beat practice. find Mike's article about doing a test spot. A little bit correction on the polishes line: V32 is extreme compound V34 is compound/polish V36 is...

thanks everyone. whats with the steering wheel placement? here we drive like in the UK.

Hi all, would like to share my first time detailing a supercar (killer) here. Hope the rest is coming :) Story: this car belongs to an older friend. He used to have evo and sti. this time he bought this car and kinda asked me to come for a spin. I said sure! might as well detail it. I offered...

stunning job for stunning car! I love how the metallic pops. btw, you related to Vin Diesel in any way? :p

+5 to TarX. Before after shot. Imagine claying that!

You can try chrome polish. Mothers makes some really good chrome and metal polish. Or you try Autosol that removes bluish thingy from chrome. I guess it is similar to your brown spot :)

I use collinite 845 and BFWD on my windshield all the time :)

I mark some of them with 1-8. Start with 1 and end with 8. I use these towels only for buffing of polish, wax or coating.

I purchased my own car two years ago and have been detailing ever since. I am a kinda guy who does everything by myself, dont really trust others to touch my car.

good job, but gawd, tar x and iron x stink so bad.

Diluted HF 1:10. Brush brush here and there. Voila in less than 2 minutes. Continue with any chrome polish and collinite 845.

very nice and clean work. What did you use on doorjambs? Steamer?

Thanks for all the comment. I've been hearing a lot from this forum that Black Light contains a little bit of abrasives. I've been using it as a glaze/sealant. Since this was the perfect opportunity to test it out, i said why not? The choice of MF cutting pad that provides better cut and finish...

No rotary at all, simply Meguiar's DA.

Howdy master detailers? This is my friend's car. She was an aesthetician (not for car obviously. we are). a lot of mineral deposit in crevices, really bad swirlmarks everywhere, baked on dirt on wheels, hard waterspot on glass. she had problems with the vision at night (because of waterspot and...

In my experience, waxing will remove the streaking. But if you are not in such hurry, some pre-wax cleaners work well :) If there is a lot of polishing dust, might as well wash the car. Car soap is not that strong to remove polish i guess.

Aquartz PPF + Titanium might be just the thing. PPF is the foundation/primer. Titanium is the second layer for the slickness and water beading/sheeting. Topping with same products might work. I've seen some detailers do that.

Driving back home from a detailing job. Stopped at a red light and my Pete's 53 glided down my windshield. lol