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Is there anything on the market for interior protection that will last longer than 2-3 months? From what can get UIGP and Wolfgang cockpit sealant are the 2 best options. But there has to be something that will last 6+ months.....I hope. -note 4 powered by T-Mobile

Well, I've been out of the loop detailing wise for a while now. But I just purchased a 2015 Nissan Altima ( pearl White). What would you do to a new car? -note 4 powered by T-Mobile

So ive been out of the loop for a couple years. Got sucked into a job that took all my time. Now that I have free time again I'm getting back into the detailing thing. So here's where it gets fun. I literally have no chemicals left over. I don't really know what the new top dogs are anymore...

Many of you may remember about 7-8 months ago I took a job as a carpet cleaner. Well I've pretty much sucked all my time into that. The good news is, if you have any carpet cleaning questions I'm sure I can give you more information than you wanted as am now IICRC certified! Downside to this...

For those of you who have used both which one do you find better? I finally used Poli-Seal a few days ago, and it is a pleasure to work with. Very nice shine as well. Not sure what I can expect for durability though. I have yet to try GPS, and was just wondering if it is any better than...

Does a beauty wax that is also durable exist? When I say durable I am talking probably at least 3 months.

Compounding my glass office desk..... Im the MAN:buffing:Im the MAN:buffing:

I am a fan of the autozone chemical resistant spray bottles myself.

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I am kind of a spray wax freak, and was wondering if this was anything to write home about? I know its a detail spray, but it has carnauba in it... How would you compare it to UQW?

I will let the video speak for it self. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyxr04BLNM0&feature=related]Lets get it mobile detailing - YouTube[/video] Honestly though, Good to see some young guys being creative, and making money. Not my style, but I'm not going to hate on it.

If I had to pick the weakest spot in my detailing arsenal it would have to be carpets. I currently have APC+ and Folex, but sometimes I run into stuff that neither of these can touch. So that brings me to my question. What do you guys use on the really tuff stains? Coffee, grease ect.. I do...

Any chance AG will ever stock the gallon size of QID? I see you have the wipes. But no liquids.... Pretty please!

UTTG+ Honestly, for $30 I expected more. I much prefer PERL on my tires. And I am not impressed with it on the trim at all. the car I used it on has some fading, and after probably 20 minutes (2 coats) the fading comes back into sight. The fading is completly covered by other trim products I...

And I am blown away. I was not expecting it to be as good as it was honestly. But it goes on and comes off so easy. No streaking, nice shine, has a pleasant smell and just feels good to use. I honestly think it has replaced my love for D156. I was shocked :eek: Seriously, go buy this stuff!

Lets see everyone's everyday carry. For me it is my Leatherman Kick. It is the perfect size to throw in my pocket. I cannot tell you how many times it comes in handy.

The concern of the solvents in Collinite 845 was brought up in this thread http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/43710-i-m-seeing-many-people-use-845iw-topper.html . So I set out to see if 845 Actually has an effect on a layer of protection underneath it. The Process: I first...

The time has come to upgrade to a rotary I believe. The only problem I am having is deciding between the new DeWalt, and the Makita. Also I have no clue what pad trends are for rotaries now. I am thinking I want to use something like 6.5" pads for most of my work. Just because all the new...

I am amazed at all the great stuff AG sent. Thank you guys so much! Can't wait to try out all still new stuff!

I searched and did not find anything. Has anyone ever thought of doing a secret Santa? I've done it on a lot of other forums and it's always gone pretty good. Just a thought.