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Now, normally I would never consider this - but in this case, I detailed a car for a friend and I didn't have any clay at the time (her car had never been clayed) - she said fine, just go ahead and wax without it, no big deal. This was last week. Today she called me and says that she picked up...

OK, this is a bit unrealistic, but it's just for fun :p If you had the option to use a magic wash/wax that had 100% protection, kept a perfect shine forever, and would never get dusty or allow your paint to be damaged - would you want to use it? You'd basically never have to touch your paint...

While obviously enough experience will hopefully lead most people to the point where they don't need any training - what kind of learning curve would most of you say is involved, based on your own experiences? Can an enthusiast detailer simply start investing in a more varied supply of...

No pics (didn't have my camera with me), but I was detailing a 1995 Mazda Protege in a dark green metallic paint, and EVERYTHING left minor swirl marks - microfiber (even the expensive stuff), foam applicator pads - EVERYTHING swirled on this paint. I felt bad, but there was nothing I could do...

I bought a number of items from Everett Glass the other day, and as I was about to head back to his car, he mentioned that he had also added in a bonus - his new Carpet cleaner, which wasn't on the website yet. So, before anyone asks (since I saw the horror that abounded from Scottwax's review...

I've been looking through here for a few hours and I haven't seen much discussion about this topic, other than "don't do it" I'm looking to start doing some detailing in Houston, which at this time of year has 80% humidity and 95 degree heat - minimum. I realize this isn't an ideal work...