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So, I've been a BlackFire One Step fan for the past 5 years and my supply has been used up. I typically perform a paint correction annually on the cars and use Sonax BSD as a topper after every few washes. That combo has been fantastic for me. The only downside to that regimen is the BSD, too...

I think it’s likely from being parked outside and exposed tot he elements... without regular washes. Is there a product that can restore its appearance? What can I try? Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

So for 20+ years all I've ever used was Meguiar's Cleaner Wax, 2-3 times a year, and my paint always looked fresh and clearcoat remained intact... all done by hand. I like to keep it simple. In the last few years, I've obtained a GG DA polisher, and I use BF One Step, followed by PNS, and BSD...

So my daughter’s 2017 Civic doesn’t get washed very often, only every 3-6 months, when she’s home visiting from college. This is in hot and humid South Florida, but at least she has covered parking for most of the time, so sun damage is minimized. The door trim guards quickly developed mold...

I’m trying to be a simple hobbyist and not a full blown detailing enthusiast but... I did a minor correction and sealant yesterday with BF One Step and PNS and I had a hard time choosing the best towel to use for each application. There’s the (1) classic drying towel (2) long, soft nap, (3)...

I would usually just use a detailing brush with the car soap every other wash or so to clean the emblems, up, down, circular, over and over, to really get into the nooks and crannies. Then after a close examination during drying, I went to town with the corner of MF towel, but there’s still crud...

So I did a 303 wipe down under the hood this weekend and thought, what if I lived where it was dry and dusty, wouldn’t dust just adhere to the 303, no matter how sparingly applied? So, in such a situation, would I be better leaving the surfaces under the hood bare, or is there something else...

A couple of months ago, I applied BM to my wife's '17 black Taurus so see how the BM would perform. It's been doing fine, and with the frequent showers in South Florida, the car's been staying relatively clean. So after 2 months, I decide to wash it last night, and the BM is still beading up...

... to apply on top of Sonax PNS. I've been happy with the Blackfire One Step, Sonax PNS and a BSD wipe down combination over the last year, but now that the BSD is almost done, it's time to replace it with something more user-friendly. I'm getting a little tired of the grabbiness, I love the...