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sorry to be a bother with this but i just searched for this topic and ddnt have any luck. after applying a polish to the point where its ready to be removed, should i use a MF or the buffer attachment that comes with the DAS sonus kit. it seems like it would be pretty easy to take off with a...

Hey this was my first engine detail and unfortunatly it was done on a car that is almost 10 yrs old and my dad never touched under the hood so it was a disaster in the beginning. I now own the car and i finally got up the courage to do it. i covered everything i thought would give me a prob...

just ordered mine an it gonna arrive this week. i read all about how to use them, x shape with wax or polish, dab it around, work in 2 by 2 areas, start with it on the car, and start at a low speed while working up to a higher one. heres my question though. i will always be starting with AIO...

for the past few summers (i 17) ive been running a small detailing business out of my home. i do everything u could possibly want in an 80$ detail and i do way to good of a job for 80 bucks which is my downfall ;) but thats not the point. Im stepping it up this yr and i need some...

i no there was just a thread about this but i have more questions. i own a 97 pathfinder (www.cardomain.com/id/tensors22288) and i just recently tried to somewhat clean the engine bay that had not been touched since it was bought. i heard stories about spraying water on it and having the car...

does anyone know where i can get a list of the most popular kinds of wax, polishes, etc. i've been in my own buisness for the past 2 summers with detailing, but i want to step it up this summer with some more products.. if anyone could just recomend a buffer (i have a one speed turtle wax...

long winter an i need to get the car done. I do all kkind of detailing over the summer but i need some tips for new accesories. first is chrome wheel cleaning.. is a simple meguirs car wash soap good enough to get them to shine? and also what type of wax can u use on them to help protect them...