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Read some amazing things. Spray and rinse wheel cleaner. Products that can work in heat and sun. Tell me your honest reviews before I pull the trigger. Even if it is far fetched can I use in the shade and agitate wheels and does it work as well as other products?

I'm sure this has been brought up before but I don't search and through my phone it doesn't let me anyway. The rubber seals around like the windows seem to be a harder type of rubber (not really flexible) and I can't ever find a product to dress them. It either doesn't do anything, looks worse...

I just picked up a set of wheels (factory alloy clear coat). I'm going to polish them before I put them on the car. My buffer won't come close to fitting so what do you guys use? I'm planning on using either the cg series or the 105/205 combo.

I think I'm about to purchase a new/used set of wheels 1500 miles and I'm going to clean them up before I put them on the car. Can iron x be used as strictly a wheel cleaner or I'd it more of a pure decon step. Either way I'm going to use iron x but if it will save me a step why not. Thanks

In the past couple days I have emailed AG 3 times in reference to a question about an order I placed the same day they started their spring sale but just a few hours before. I used a coupon code for free shipping but only spend around 80 bucks or so because I was just looking into getting a few...

I'm planning in a few months to travel 12 hours to a car show that my car will be in. I will be polishing, waxing, etc before I leave. The car will be trailered but it won't be enclosed. I can't guarantee I'll get the chance to wash one I get up there so I have decided to use a rinseless...

I see auto geek is doing 15 percent off and free shipping over 150. Autopia is offering free shipping on 95. I don't think I need 150 worth so would you honor 95? Need answer by 8 please to jump on it

I'm curious as to opinions on what you're of pad you prefer and why. If you have experience with both please share differences/pros/cons. Specifically I'm using white polishing foam pad. Comparing to mf polishing pad. Hexlogic from cg and their mf pad. More cut? Better finish? Ease of use...

I've noticed people are starting to hop on the color change bandwagon. I know ironx is actually an iron remover (or so it says) and it seems to have the price with it. I just picked up since if the megs dub wheel cleaner (pretty cheap at advance) to try. My question is this just simply a...

I've noticed people are starting to hop on the color change bandwagon. I know ironx is actually an iron remover (or so it says) and it seems to have the price with it. I just picked up since if the megs dub wheel cleaner (pretty cheap at advance) to try. My question is this just simply a...

Just had an idea... I hear a lot I wish I could make it look like that or would like to learn... Maybe a crazy idea but offer a hands on detail for extra dollar amount where you can talk in depth why you're doing something, what it does, let them help in the detail and get their feet wet where...

Getting my car ready for a auto club meet Saturday. I washed it last Saturday when it was 55 degrees. All I had time for before rain and cold front that changed to snow and sleet with a high of 20 Sunday. Been in garage all week and am going to polish Friday. My question is since the car is...

Does anyone have experience with this combo. I'm looking for something with a bit more bite than the white 205 combo but still finished down to lsp ready.

Just wanting to get people's feedback on aftermarket wheels. For starters not all of them are bad looking but others are over the top ridiculous. Some are classy, some are trashy. Some are super clean, some are neglected. Some like as an upgrade over base model while others want to draw...

We have had beautiful weather this weekend, our local car washes were lined up down the street with people wanting to wash all the, filth, salt, and usual winter crud off their cars. With the temps in the upper 60s to 70s I thought I would do mine along with a customer's 09 Mustang that wanted...

Found this I had posted way back on the Mother's forum. This isn't perfect by any means. No polishing involved so the shade is hiding all the swirls. But this is the starting vehicle for my detailing practice. No longer bath towels for drying, and no longer dawn and a rag for washing...

Way back when you could almost have a car that was almost all chrome. Most companies have gotten away from that and more using as an accent. But the chrome they are using isn't what use to be on them. They have chromed plastic, chrome clad wheels, and even black chrome. How do you polish...

Been scratching around their site and am interested in some towels but they are vague concerning weights and materials. Does anyone know what the weights are of their various towels? Will AG carry any since they already offer their products? How do you like them if you own some?

I have a few areas on the front that I can't polish. I can barely fit a finger or two with my mitt to wash it to get the dirt out. How do you polish those areas. Also have some areas around the fog lights that the small 3 inch pads won't fit either. Advice?

Used it the first time the other day for some 530s and just curious if it changes at a set rate or surprise!?