NEW CarPro @ Autopia Car Care.com on sale AND a GIVEAWAY!

[Todd@RUPES]

What better way to introduce FOUR new CarPro products then to put them on sale for a week AND give away their new FlyBy30 Windshield and Glass Coating Kit.

Check out the WHAT`S NEW page at Autopia-CarCare.com to see the new CarPro, Optimum, and Lake Country products!

Orange Peel Removal Made Easy!

The CarPro Orange Peel Removal Pads come in one of two new pad designs to remove orange peel without sanding! Either pad will polish the paint as it removes orange peel requiring only one or two additional polishing steps to create level paint that reflects accurately.

The CarPro Velvet Orange Peel Removal Pad is designed for light orange peel found on most OEM applications. It is the least aggressive of the two, rated at 3000 grit.

The CarPro Denim Orange Peel Removal Pad is designed for medium to heavy texture removal common to paint resprays. This is a more aggressive grade, rated at 2000 grit.

Both products should be used with caution and are designed to be used by somebody who understands the concepts of paint film removal. These are for rotary polisher use ONLY.


The First Wool Pad Designed For A DA Polisher!

The CarPro Cool Wool 5 Inch Polishing Pad is designed to achieve maximum cutting power when used with a DA style orbital polisher. Click on the name to read about the great benefits!


CarPro for your GLASS!!!!

CarPro FlyBy30 Windshield & Glass Coating is like CQuartz for your glass. It coats your glass in a durable protective film that improves your visibility by sheeting water away and preventing road oil from sticking to the glass.


CarPro FlyBy30 GIVEAWAY

Click this link for rules and to enter!

[TroyScherer]

Those are seem great CarPro additions.

[BobbyG]

CarPro offers quite a lineup of high quality products that improve and complement every part of your car or truck.....

[Merlin]

I just ordered some CarPro Cool Wool 5 Inch Polishing Pads.
I`ve heard good things (better than Surbuf etc.) about them.
I figured I`d give `em a once-around-the-block & check `em out.

Anyone used them already? If so, what are your thoughts?