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This car was easily the most frustrating car I have worked on. I brought 5 different polishes and 6 different pads and tried countless combinations attempting to get the best results. The car is a 4.5 year old daily driver and had the swirls to show it, but the owner was ready to get it...

Nothign really fancy here. It was about a 4.5 hour job with D151 as a single-step polish. Owner wanted his car cleaned up really well and sealed before if got crapped up from being a daily driver. The car received the following treatment: Full wash (including door jambs, wheels, tires...

This Jaguar was showing it's 7 years of age on every panel. The fact that it was black only made the situation worse. So 12 work hours later on the exterior provided some pretty decent results. I wasn't able to FULLY clear everything up, but it was night and day difference. To totally clean...

Process involved: Wheels were cleaned with Showroom FX's Wheel Cleaner and Various Brushes Car was washed with with Chemical Guy's Citrus Wash and Gloss through an Autogeek Foam Gun Claymagic Claybar (can be purchased through Showroom FX) was used to remove the contaminants from the paint...

This Camaro was in pretty good condition, considering the car was 8 years old. The only issues present were the typical light swirling that develop over time and were mostly limited to the hood, roof and spoiler area with the worst swirling being on the spoiler and roof. The metallic flake in...

Foamed the car up with a strong Chemical Guys Wash n Gloss solution and let it set. Washed the entire car, wheels, doorjambs, and wheel wells with 2 bucket wash method. Clayed all surfaces (including windows) with Claymagic Blue clay. Hand dried the flat-black wheels with a Mother's Wheel...

Detailed a 2000 Plymouth Neon yesterday. This 2000 neon has NEVER been under cover out of the elements, has NEVER seen a coat of wax and hadn't been washed in at least 3 years. The car was dropped off to me at 10 and I took about 30 minutes worth of pictures before getting into this mess...

It was still in pretty decent shape and didn't need a full polishing or anything yet, although I can definitely see some small micro-scratches in areas...but it's to be expected on a daily-driver black car. What are ya gonna do, lol. So I cleaned her up via... Two bucket wash and Foam Gun...