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I just bought a set of new wheels for my car. Do you guys typically coat your wheels before or after you get the tires mounted and balanced? I'm thinking that the guys at Discount Tire will probably get their dirty hands over everything, so it's probably best to do a thorough cleanup and...

I dropped approximately 55# of rotating mass by installing these new lightweight wheels. While I had the car off the ground, I coated the wheels, calipers, and inner fender liners with Carpro DLUX. Next up is adding a layer of rubber to the front fender liners at the dragstraip. :awesome:

A customer brought me her white 2002 F350 dually with 300k+ miles on it in for a quote. The truck lived most of its life in Texas, and it's in very good shape given its use and age, but the paint feels chalky and has swirls. I told her that I don't recommend doing anything more than a light...

I just turned down my first detailing job. A lady just contacted me asking to do her 2012 Honda Odyssey that hasn't been detailed in 1.5 years. She has 3 kids and wants just the interior done. I was honest with her and said that I've had bad experiences with jobs like these in the past and...

I just bought the big pack of Costco microfiber towels. Since they're all the same color and I want to have some dedicated for glass and others for wax, sealant, compound, how can I distinguish between them? I already cut off all of the tabs, but I was thinking of using a hole punch or...

I recently bought a pickup truck that the previous owner had installed a quality spray-in bed liner on. It still looks pretty good, but I don't have a cover over it and I live in AZ, so it will see a lot of UV light. What's a good product to apply over it to keep it from fading?

I've been using Lake Country pads since 2012. I find them to be very durable and they work great. I've mainly been using the orange and green pads. I just bought a pack of 6 and one that I got was the most aggressive (yellow) pad. The 2008 VW Passat that I had this past weekend had extremely...