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I’m confused about the 303 Fabric Guard product. These forums are full of people using 303 Fabric Guard for carpets and seat upholstery. Problem is, the bottle says not to use it on carpet. I called 303 to try and clear up the confusion and they told be that Fabric Guard should NOT be used on...

I tried finding this topic in the forums but didn't have any luck. I'm wanting to apply 303 Fabric Guard to the interior upholstery (seats, carpets, door panels, etc.) because of its protection qualities. That said, I can't find a lot of reviews for people using it for this purpose. Most...

I've been off and on this board for years. I'm definitely a novice but I enjoy detailing. Just bought my wife a new car and I'd like to seal the paint since we live under pine trees. Does anyone have any recommendations for a quality pain sealant? Also, since the car is new, do I need to do...

Is it necessary to wash after claying if I plan to polish anyway? I'll be using a very mild correction polish (probably Menz Micro Polish). Thanks.

What's your favorite polish for soft clearcoats?? I need to restock on polish and I thought I'd go with one polish for hard clearcoats and one for soft. Most of my work is on newer cars for repeat customers so I don't need a lot of correction. Just something to clean the paint and remove the...

I've always used the 6.5 Lake Country (LC) pads but I was thinking of making the switch to the 5.5 LC pads due to the glowing reviews I've seen on AG. My only concern is that the 5.5 LC pads are only 3/4" thick. This is quite a bit thinner that the 6.5 pads (1 1/4"). 1)Have you had any heat...

Does anyone know if its safe to use sealants (such as DG #601 & #105) over the 3M Scotchgard Paint Protection Film (ClearBra)? I know waxes are fine but I'm worried about a sealant damaging or yellowing the film. Thanks.

I could use some feedback from veterans here on how to best protect the paint on a new white car. As I mentioned the car is white and will be parked outside 99% of the time. My #1 priority is to protect the paint but a close second is to achieve as wet a look as possible with white. Please...

Newbie here... most of my experience has come from trying to bring old finishes back to life. After 15 years I finally got a new truck and want to protect the paint as much as possible since it stays outside most of the time. Lately I've used the Wolfgang line of products but I'm not sure where...