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Looking for a detailer who provides maintenance car wash/wax. May step up to an AIO + wash/wax in the near future. Preferably in Queens/Brooklyn, NY or in Upstate, NY.

I have been a lurker here for the past few years and this will be my first post with PICTURES! :xyxthumbs: Purchased a 2010 Acura TL in Crystal Black Pearl, now I understand that black car owners are truly a different breed of owners. My previous car was a white Prelude and it was easy to hide...

So I have been extra careful lately because I purchased a new car and you guessed it... BLACK! Owning the car for almost a month now, I already feel the pressure on techniques and procedures on washing and cleaning it. My previous car was white and boy was it easy, it hid swirls marks like a...

A bit in a dilemma at the moment, just finished polishing with FG400 and M105 on the stubborn parts. I'm looking to use SF2500 (Po85rd) afterwards and should I use P21s cleanse to follow up with the SF2500? My plan is Po85rd > P21s cleaner > Menzerna Power lock > Son1c wax

Recently I had an accident with a taxi driver, the taxi cab side swiped me and damaged my side bumper and fender. I checked the damages and they are indeed removable because I did a test spot with just my saliva and a bit of scratching which did remove a bit. So I was wondering was there any...

I'm about to order my first bottle of ONR and Optimum Spray wax. But I was wondering if its ok to use the spray wax right after the ONR when I recently (about last week) coated my car with Pinnacle Liquid Souveran wax. Will the spray wax work well with the current coat of wax?

So yesterday I completed my second detail on my white Honda prelude. I washed, clayed, m205, Mazerna glaze then topped it off with Pinnacle Sovereign Liquid Wax. So I have a few questions... If I wanted to put on more glaze by hand, if effective, would it be effective since its layered with wax...

I just picked up a pair of mercedes headlights for a pretty low price and I'm planning on restoring it to new condition. The reason it was a low price was because someone used an exact o-knife and ran it down the headlights. If you run your finger over the scratches, the scratches are sort of...