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What product provides long lasting protection and a great shine all while being easy to apply/remove and won't stain trim? Is Collinite 845 the only option?

I have a Sun Joe SPX3000 electric pressure washer. I would like to convert the wand that came with the unit one that is shorter for easier maneuverability. More of a "machine gun" style as opposed to a "rifle" style. However, I don't want to lose the ability to use the wand as intended (the...

I just felt like sharing a few tools that I find invaluable use when it comes to detailing the interior of a vehicle. I am not a professional by any means. I am a hobbyist and do a few family/friends vehicles. Feel free to add the tools you find to be extremely helpful when detailing interiors...

Slightly off topic... I just got the Harbor Freight 5 drawer tool cart today. There is a sticker showing that the drawers have a locking feature. I removed the sticker and it left residue. I first tried "Goo Gone" with no luck. It actually removed some of the finish...very little finish was on...

For the long time users of DG Aqua Wax, what is your preferred method when using the product to get the best protection and shine? I have read that some like to apply when drying the vehicle while others prefer applying to an already dried vehicle. I'm about to pick up some Aqua Wax in the...

I have taken on the responsibility of caring for two family members' cars in addition to my own. All cars are daily drivers and see all sorts of weather conditions and road conditions. They are not show cars whatsoever, but I would like to protect them and keep them looking as new as possible...

On some vehicles, the window pillar post is a matte plastic material. What is the proper way to detail this area? I assume polish and wax is a no no. My plan is to wash with a car shampoo with the rest of the car and dry normally. What options are there? Here are pictures for reference.

I'm looking for a new polish and a new wax. Right now, I have been using Meg's Color X as my polish and Meg's NXT Liquid as my wax. Both have served me well, but since being on AG I would like to try something new. What is a polish that gives a nice shine, can correct some...

Hey guys, I'm a hobbyist looking to make some money detailing on the side. I have a 9-5 40+ hour per week job, so this is something I will do for fun on the weekends. Knowing what you know now and putting yourself in my shoes, how would you construct simple and clear price options for your...

Hey guys, I’m getting more serious about detailing and would like to turn this hobby of mine into a weekend or “on the side” type of business. I truly enjoy the transformation process and seeing a dirty vehicle turn into a clean vehicle in a few hours does it for me. The money is only a bonus...

In reality, how effective can cleaning soiled carpets and cloth seats by hand without using an extractor? If I follow the following method, will I get results necessary to tackle daily driver customer vehicles? 1) Vacuum loose debris 2) Apply product like Folex or 303 carpet 3) Agitate with...

Looking over my new-to-me motorcycle, I notice that the paint has "dust like" particles imbedded into the paint. When I run my hand over it, it's clear that there is no wax on the paint. The paint feels "grabby" to me. To the naked eye it looks as if all the paint needs is quick detailer and a...

I removed a sticker that was located on the top of the gas tank of my new-to-me motorcycle. There is still a residue that I can't seem to get rid of. Can someone help me out? I only have the ability to work by hand btw. Here are the steps I took so far: - Remove sticker using slight heat from...

What can be done to make this faded exterior plastic look like new again? It is located on the lower part of the windshield. I'm hoping there is something quick and easy to apply and will last in between rain, snow, and maintenance washes. Thanks!

I usually use Meguiar's Hot Rims All Wheel Cleaner to clean my wheels. It normally does a good job, but the product is not removing stubborn stains on the my wheels. I then tried non-diluted Simple Green and the stains are still there. I need some recommendations on what to use to get my wheels...

All, I'm going to give my leather seats a good cleaning using the Woolite diluted with water technique. Many people seem to be having good luck following this method. Once I am finished cleaning the leather, I want to condition it. I want something that will condition and protect the leather...

What's your favorite readily available car wash for your daily driver? What's something that cleans well and leaves a great shine but also protects? Is a wash/wax the way to go? By readily available I mean stores like Walmart, Target, Auto Zone, Advanced Auto Parts, and NAPA.