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I'm in a competition for a local detailing shop and the picture with the most likes gets the win! the winner wins a Metro Master Blaster! I don't have that in my tools so I would love to have it. PLEASE help a fellow detailer out and click on the below Facebook link and like the picture...

just got PPF put on and when I got home I noticed this. i know PPF won't be 100% though

I got a new car and I didn't want the dealership to touch my car with any brushes or towels, but have them remove that white protective sticky sheet. but now there's some left over stickiness. I tried clay and got some of it off tried APC and didn't really do much tried griots adhesive remover...

used it for the first time the other day. the fibres seem to lay down quickly and it's very difficult for me to fluff them back up compared to other cutting pads. anyone else have any tips for them? i should mention that the results came out great though (4", used 3 drops of menzerna fg400)

never thought of this cause I never did it before haha was applying opticoat 2.0. there was a little bit of excess opticoat so I used a plush microfiber towel to wipe it. how do I clean the towel? usually I use detergent and vinegar for MF towels. thanks!

Hi, someone just contacted me asking me to remove some orange juice spilt on some gray cloth seats. (2013 Elantra) it's that weird silky feeling type of seat never had to do this before, any tips? preferably no steam cleaning since i don't have one)

not sure if anyone does this. The water in my area is pretty hard so it can leave water spots. While applying Rain-X on a car I was finishing up, I noticed a bunch of water spots and didn't feel like removing the Rain-X to remove the water spots then reapply again. So I took a 3" glass...

do you prefer PPF wrapped around the edges or no? someone at a tint shop said no because it can peel easily if you wrap it around edges. is this true?

2009 Ford Fusion Sport Daily driven Lots of rocks and stuff inside lots of bugs on the front of the vehicle Interior: very thorough clean, vacuum, leather seats cleaned and conditioned. Exterior: Wheels thoroughly cleaned, both exhaust tips cleaned and sealed, paint cleaned with foam gun and 2...

which do you prefer?

Hello, I know Rupes strongly recommends using the colour system for their polishers. (most of it i assume is obviously for sales). But what's your experience with using Rupes polishers with other pads or compounds? I have a bunch of buff and shine pads and Sonus SFX compounds/polishers...

just used the GG 3" for the first time. Compound - Sonus SFX-1 Pad - Buff and Shine 4" microfibre cutting pad did many passes and can't even get this tiny scratch out. what's the deal? pressure would slow the rotation down a lot, so i tried minimal pressure. pretty sure i have the newest...

compounding and polishing a motorcycle tomorrow. looking at it, I'm not sure if this silver strip has rubber/plastic/clear coat on it. I can put a little bit of an indent with my nail in it and then it comes back out. can I put compound over this? advice peoples and thank you