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Ok. Thanks fellas

A friend asked me a question the other day and I don't know the answer. The question is, can you wax/seal your car too much that it would be bad for the paint?

2nd the GooGone

2000 with 104k miles

All my cars are girls.....except for my GTO witch is "the GOAT".

The BMW was 14 years old with 104k on it. It was wet sanded and used it for all my new products before using them on a customers car. So this thing was in pristine condition. I would love showing it to people that would say "you can't keep a black car looking good". It was time for it to go...

The BMW was becoming a danger for my wife to drive. It would blow out perfectly good rear tires pretty regularly it was starting to leak coolant and oil. Worst of all all the wires and plastic under the hood were becoming very brittle. They would actually dissolve in my have when I moved wires...

I just got my flex in this week and man this thing is amazing! I have a griot 6 and never had an issue with it. But since my business is growing fast enough I figured it was time to upgrade. The power is absolutely amazing!!! It cuts fast and never loses power. I can't recommend spending...

Do you recommend applying 7 with a soft pad or by hand?

Thanks mike! I think I'm more excited than the owner is. I'll be sure to stay with the softer pads to save the paint

In a few weeks I'll have a late 50's or early 60's vette. It's red single stage paint. It's in great shape, garage kept and has no signs of oxidation. It does have a lot of swirls and rids. I'll probably start with mcguires 7 glaze and let it sit over night. Would you guys recommend going for...

Congrats! I'm in the process of starting my LLC paperwork.

Gospel

Here are some newer before and after shots. They don't reveal as much detail as "we" would like to see but for the regular customer I think they work. So far it have good reviews from some new and some regular customers. What do you guys think?

I am currently using Klasse sealant. I agree to write a review for the product

It has great cleaning ability. It's basically wool soaked in a cleaner/protectant. I won't say that it's the best thing out there but very worthy of having in your cabinet. I've used it for years and have not never been disappointed.

I use it on really bad wheels and then go back over them with either a metal or chrome polish. This stuff works great! Check some wheels I cleaned up last week. I applied it then went over it with a 3in wool buffer to work it in.

The black and red is an awesome combination.

Yea I really have to work on the angles for my pictures.

I'm thinking of new ways to show B&A pix For the average person that doesn't look at car pix like we do. What do you guys think?