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For having been chosen to receive products from Eco Touch through Auto Geek I offer my thanks to both parties. The short review today will be on Eco Touch Odor Eliminator. Neither of our cars has an odor problem so I tested it in an unorthodox manner. Mind you this is not the way it is...

For having been chosen to receive products from Eco Touch through Auto Geek I offer my thanks to both parties. The short review today will be on Eco Touch Odor Eliminator. Neither of our cars has an odor problem so I tested it in an unorthodox manner. Mind you this is not the way it is...

I'd like to wish Mike Phillips a happy birthday. Since it's Sunday maybe he actually got the day off. Happy Birthday Mike

I take it that AutoGeek discount codes don't work here? I tried to make a purchase here today using an AG VIP discount code and it was not recognized but is over there. I realize the money all goes to the same place at the end but I was attempting to support this site. The AG site hardly needs...

I posted this on AG and thought it may help to put it here also. It's time for some new foam pads for my Griot's full size random orbital. I have used the Lake Country CCS pads and like them but the Cobra Cross Cut pads have a little better discount currently. I have not used the Cobra Cross...

In October I won the Poorboy's give away and chose White Diamond Glaze. There are no pictures so get over it, I don't have the skills or the camera to show the before/after difference so I will simply describe it. My car's paint is called Blizzard White Pearl and it was in need of a full...

Over the last month or so I can only get on this site about 40% of the time. It is only this site and it is the same problem on multiple computers. I have been trying to get on here for SIX hours today to thank folks that wished me a happy birthday on the 8th. Below is the message that...

Unless this is pure gold this price is out of whack. What should it be? Sonus DAS FlexPlate, 5"

I have used OP three different times and it just doesn't perform well for me. I love the long working time, the performance depending on the pads chosen (Cyclo), the nice finish, but I'm just plain disappointed in it as far as removing bad marring. I am very careful not to use too much product...

I was just there & went back to check on something and boom. What a crying shame.

I've used detailing clay since 1996, that's when I was first introduced to it. Now I'm realizing there are various grades of clays......some fine, some more coarse. I've always used, well, clay from wherever it was available not knowing there were discreet differences. Would you folks mind...

I'm not a pro but I'm asking the professionals here.......... You have cleaned/detailed a customer's car and it looks like a million bucks. THAT day or the very next day it rains and trashes the car. Do you offer a discounted service for the next time, call Tough Sh#t, act like it didn't rain...

Long story short- I have no choice but to work in the South Texas (full) sun. Dark colored cars can get so hot that you can't keep your hand on them. I'm looking for a polish that will work under these conditions, either PC or Cyclo applied. I currently have Wolfgang, Poorboy's 2.5 and 1. The...

With the current superb offer that AG has on the Cyclo with pads, I went for it. After reading here for many moons I thought this the next best step up. Perhaps, one of these days, I'll graduate to the rotary but I think this will keep me going for a few years. I look forward to its arrival. I...

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The car is a '67 Vette. It was repainted about two years ago (black) and has been in the South Texas sun 100% since. It is unknown if the paint is single stage or cleared. I have not seen it yet and I doubt that it has even been washed since the paint job. My thoughts are to do a small trial...

A truck that I will soon be detailing is often parked under a tree. On the sun surfaces are hundreds if not thousands of tiny dark colored dots, I assume from the tree. I did a trial area trying to remove these using clay, a nylon bug scrubber (with clay lubricant), the PC with scratch...

I need to remove and replace a small stick on convex mirror attached to the driver's side mirror. What's the best way to go about removing this little bugger? Hair dryer? Dental Floss? All ideas would be much appreciated.

I see these products advertised but I appeal to the board......... Has anyone successfully used one of the many "all in one products" with great results using machine application & removal for minor swirls, spider webs???? Obviously, removing minor boo boos and sealing the paint in one step...