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Setec is correct. They do have the autogeek garage where they work on project cars as well as host training classes and shows.

The Gtechniq did not streak.

We used the Gtechniq Panel Wipe on the Ford from that last boot camp. Wipes on and wipes off really easy (better than IPA IMO). I am pretty sure MP posted some photo's of us using it. I can't advise on the other brands as I have not tried them.

Great review Nick. It's nice to see a new product in action before ordering. I will add it to my wish list for my next order.

Greg :welcome: to AGO! Greg It was fun working along side you at the Boot Camp. Don't forget to share pics of your first detail. :props:

I am not the most eloquent writer but I do like to give credit where credit is due. I have attended a lot of training over the years between college and on the job training for my career (Law Enforcement). In that time I have heard many people talk about subjects they were no doubt very...

Shine time check your PM's

Check your PM's

I will try and post some photo's to better assist in those that have wet sanded/heavy compounded.

My Father's vehicle is in need of either some heavy compounding or wet sanding. This is a hobby for me and I don't have the tools nor the insurance if I ruin the paint. He is looking for someone local with the skills to fix the paint on his Lexus IS250 Navy Blue in color. He is not looking to...

I used the same item as jab. I have installed/uninstalled the seat several times in 16 months and the seats still look brand new. I have a no food/drink rule in our vehicles which helps. The wife hates it but I am the one that cleans the cars. It's a trade off.

Vayas con Dios and protect the gates of heaven.

I use a cheap lightweight leaf blower $50. It cuts drying time and saves towels too.

Bobby posted this technique elsewhere. I tried this technique and have never looked back. It is a big time and work saver. Thanks Bobby!!

Wow thanks for sharing!! This pretty much confirms it.

Kinesthetic learning is very effective!!

I like the one where you had the owner demonstrate how to fix his own car with the DA.

Some detailers clay while washing the vehicle. Wash, rinse, then lather up again and clay. I, myself, use ONR or DP RW&G wetted down using the manufacturer directions.

Registration is already open.

+1 for the Chevy II