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Well, I finally ordered some APC+, Folex & some PB Natural look dressing and I'm ready to tackle the interior detailing on my wife's SUV...Man I do not know where to start...kind of scary actually :D Can you help me with some pointers? What's the best process or the order of things to detail...

Are PoorBoy's products the only detailing products safe to work them on the sun/heath conditions? I live in an apartment complex and is increasingly challenging to find any shade with power and water available. Thanks!

I just wanted to share this pad guide chart from Lake Country http://www.lakecountrymfg.com/applicationguide/lakecountry-pad-application-guide.pdf :buffing:

Hello, How can I determine if my car/suv paint is hard or soft? Thank you

After only about 3/4 of my very 1st polishing job, my orange LC flat pad came unglued almost completely (Velcro & foam). Do you guys know if I can reattach these materials using contact cement? Any other suggestions are welcome, thanks

In general, what's the best way to maintain a DD in good condition? And what products to use to protect the paint? (polish/wax, just wax, just sealant, All-in-one, etc) I'm basically asking for a general maintenance routine, lets say wash every x weeks, clay every x weeks, wax every x weeks...

I was finally able to put together all the logistics to do my very 1st detailing at the apartment complex where I live. It’s very challenging not having a place to take care of one’s car, but that could not stop me anymore. Now that I have the know-how and the right products thanks to AG, I...

I'm ready to receive my very 1st order from AG. It's scheduled to arrive tomorrow :xyxthumbs: Now, I also live in an apartment complex, and I have many detailing limitations, but I have a plan and these are the steps I'm thinking of doing for my very 1st detailing: My wife's 2004 Mitsubishi...

Hello everyone! I just wanted to introduce myself here. I'm a total newbie in this exciting and addictive world of car detailing. I have always wanted to properly take care of our family car, I but I was intimidated. After finding Autogeek.com and this forum I feel a little more comfortable...