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I haven't seen much discussion of WG lately. To be honest, I haven't given it much of a chance. I used it once and it was extremely easy, but didn't seem to be very durable. But to make a fair judgement I need some more experience with WG. Just seems like the excitment over WG has...

Has anyone used these 2 "sun friendly" waxes and like to compare them in terms of appearance and easy of use?

I presently have a 3.0 hp/3 gal Wet/Dry Craftsman Vac, but am looking for more power. I looked at the 5.0 hp/4 gallon Rigid model at Home Depot today, also I seen a 5.0 hp/12 gallon model. The 4 gal model was rated at 9 amps while the 12 gallon model was rated at 12 amps. Which is more...

Can you go from #80 straight to wax?

How do you go about cancelling/rescheduling appointments due to rain? If rain is predicted on the day of the appointment do you wait until the scheduled time to allow the customer to back out?

I recently tried the latest rave … the WG twins. In fairness, I didn’t do the best job in prepping due to time limitations, but the final outcome was still fairly impressive and I think I have a good idea of what the WG twins look like now. As good as WG looks, being a fan of...

Actually, the question should be, Does anyone besides Anthony Orosco use High-Temp's Light Cut?

I used the WG twins today for the first time. Didn't even prep my truck as well as I wanted to due to time limitations, but I'm still very pleased with the final results. Can't believe how easy WG sealant is to remove! The WG pre cleaner was a little tougher, but not exactly a PITA. I was...

A customer recently mentioned (not complaining) that they noticed their driveway stained shortly after my detailing session. I'm not sure what I used that would stain a driveway. My best guess, if I'm the culprit, is a wheel cleaner, but I'm not sure which I used that day. Probably A2Z or...

Is carpet cleaners, e.g. Woolite's High Traffic carpet cleaner and Resolve's High Traffic carpet cleaner good choices for cars?

I haven't seen much of a difference in terms of "cutting ability" while using Meg's pro polishes. Been using 7.5" LC pads and switching from white to yellow doesn't seem make any significant change. While using #80, 81,82, or 83 does pad selection make much of a difference?

Last weekend I detailed a Ford Expedition and the yesterday it was a Chevy Suburban. I thought they were going to be real tough, but once you finish the roof ... you're home free. Sure there's a lot of "real estate" to cover, but there's also a lot of PC friendly flat surfaces and bending...

Anyone else shares my problem? In the last year or so my skills have increased significantly, but now I want to "knock it out of the park" every time at bat. After investing the better part of a day using my best products I want to be awed. When it doesn't happen I feel let down even though...

NXT tech protectant is very thick, sticky, and greasy. I wouldn't even consider wiping it on my dash, but I think it's great for exterior trim and gives great coverage on tires. In summary, NXT for interiors:down NXT for exterior trim and tires :up

I recently detailed a slightly oxyzided Lincoln. Polishing, glazing, and waxing took me 5 hours, which I believe is pretty close to the norm. But, I was thinking if I had to "step down" while polishing it could have taken 7+ hours. What's the most time you spent detailing 1 car's exterior?

I used SFP today and it was tougher than usual to buff off after working with my PC. Anyone have problems with #82 being sticky and hard to buff off? Perhaps I used too much, or didn't work it long enough. Never had a problem like this with SFP before:nixweiss

I've detailed two cars this weekend that had bug markings on the front grille and gravel pans. I tried everything to minimize it with no success. I tried 3M tar and wax remover to insure no caucuses were left then hit it with DACP and a cutting pad. All I managed to accomplish was to make...

Looks like I'll be detailing a 2003 Vette soon. Is there anything special I need to pay attention to? Never detailed a Corvette before:nixweiss

Went surfing in search of "sun friendly" toppers. Anyone heard/used these: Jax Wax - Can be applied in direct sunlight http://www.jaxwax.us/cgi-bin/plugins/MivaEmpresas/miva?plugins/MivaMerchants/merchant.mvc+Screen=PROD&Store_Code=JaxWax&Product_Code=JaxWax32&Category_Code=WP Lane's...

It seems most of my jobs lately have been in the sun or in the partial sun, e.g. carports that don't provide shade at certain parts of the day. Sooooooo ... I'm beefing up my products for sun use. Plan to order PB's PP and EX-P (presently own PwC and EX). Also, I've read CMW is a product...