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Mike It is a 4 + 4hp revolution Master blaster Sent from my SM-N950F using Autogeekonline mobile app

I have just got an 8hp Air Force Master Blaster. With it came a range of hose tips, but my research shows everyone using only the same tapered tip. Can anyone let me know where the others would be best used. Sent from my SM-N950F using Autogeekonline mobile app

Now I can drink without frustration Sent from my SM-N950F using Autogeekonline mobile app

On my two week old Arteon I started with IPA I could see where shipping stickers had been after cleaning previously Hadn't thought about gasing from all new plastics and adhesives Biggest difference came from getting 15 pack of micro fibres in 3 colours and not trying to do all the windows...

Took everything onboard and over Easter mastered the glass. Never looked so good Thanks for everyone's aid and contribution Sent from my SM-N950F using Autogeekonline mobile app

Looking to take advice with my window cleaning It has been suggested starting with an IPA & water mix. What ratio would be beat to adopt? Sent from my SM-N950F using Autogeekonline mobile app

Know what you mean about hard to reach rear window. New VW has large liftback window so that should sort it Sent from my SM-N950F using Autogeekonline mobile app

Didn't twig that new car smell is really a solvent high Will do the whole IPA thing as a first for me Cheers thanks for the advice Sent from my SM-N950F using Autogeekonline mobile app

Steve Now you have put things into some perspective for me, it all seems a simple concept Recently moved to MF towel detergent and thought that was a silver bullet, but now I'm off tp the Auto store for their Easter deal on MF towels Many thanks for your aid I'll report in with my results...

I have been a hobbist detailer for a number of years and can turn out a pretty spiffy looking product. However, window cleaning is driving me to drink. I keep on getting cloudy residue in the days after going to what I thought was great detail. I stick with what I feel should be good product...

I'm about to make the step into a DA polisher, after many decades of hand application. Being only a hobbyist, I have decided to start with a Meguiars G110v2 ( actually G220 here in NZ) as they are in run out sale. I'm wanting to know what size backing plates can be used successfully on this...

When you say PBL What does that stand for?

Poorboys Natural Look for me. Have just finished my first bottle. Lasted two years with 2 car usage.

My interest in detailing came about in an odd manner. As a youth, ever Christmas we camped at the same location, along with a lot of other regulars. Next to us was a Mr Johnston and he kept his 1970 Ford Falcon looking amazing. He was a government limousine driver, so keeping things looking...

I started using specific wheel products a year ago. Initially I used Mint Rims from Auto Finesse, which made my wheels really ping. I found I was going through this quicker than I would have liked, so now I do one thin coat of the Mint Rims and then put PoorBoys rim sealant on top. That's...

I can see the merit in your suggestion of pre-mixing. Also will give me a place to empty any un-used in the cannon container, before washing out. Got my new pressure washer arriving Monday. (Water Blaster is the Kiwi term for them here)

Thanks to you all for the tips Saves me all that trial and error Been keen to get a cannon for a while, now full of anticipation. I do a lot of miles in a week and like to have my motor looking sharp when visiting clients. This will be perfect for a mid week spruce up. Any other suggestions...

Having watched numerous foam cannons on You Tube, I have finally had one shipped from AG to the bottom of the world here in New Zealand. Have never seen one here, so hopefully some of you can help me with some basic knowledge like: Is it best to foam onto dry car or after a pressure wash down...

Poor Boys Natural look for me.

Are looking to create a new Detailing/Retail operation over here in Kiwi Land We have a healthy car culture with an abundance of pristine Muscle cars, classics, Rods and the best of high end new models from all the top end players. Unfortunately the availability of quality detailing products is...