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Paint was pretty rough. There are some major defects I didn't tackle. There is a pic of one type of of defect that I am not sure what caused it, hoping someone may know by seeing it. It's the last image.

Been a while since posting since I only detail in summer. Anyway, usually just do family cars for free, but since I am jobless I will be taking on paying customers. First one is going to be a Yukon Denali, black and tan. Will be full interior and exterior paint correction. It's not filthy, but...

Just read this article and was curious about the Hydrofluoric acid. Is that actually true for ALL automatic car washes? I know the other stuff is pretty much true, but it's kinda obvious. I always use touchless and dry myself after if I have to go in one...

Well, half of one. I am so beat and out of shape. :surrender: I have been out of the detailing world for a while. Just got the car at end of January so wasn't too dirty, just all the winter crud. Did find a nice scratch that I can catch with my fingernail. Hopefully I can get it out with my PC...

I have an electric PW and it came with the soap nozzle. Will this produce similar results to using a foam cannon?

Anyone have any idea? Been so long I don't remember where I got it.

Had this for a while and been out of the game so I don't remember where I got it and what it is and if it's any good.

Anyone seen this? Not released yet. Meguiar's MT300C Can't post where I found, but I am sure it can be found. DTM is interesting. One of the things that drive people to Flex.

Just found these guys while researching glass coatings. Can't find any info on AG or Autopia Might check out their glass wax. EDIT: Outside link to non AG Store vendor removed. Please read and follow the forum rules. Forum Rules :nomore:

Not talking about the obvious like hose and polisher. Like to know your thoughts.

So, this is my first time at a video review ever. It's not professional at all. Be gentle. It's more informative than a review however. https://youtu.be/rV00xaDpG0E

So, I have been out of the detailing game for a few years now. I am starting to get back into it now and was checking out the stuff I had stored. I noticed I had some lake country pads that were put away dirty. What is the best way to get these back to a state where they are usable? Hot water...