Recent content by AdamR@Gotham

2 towels, One wet to clean, one to dry. Spray a good amount of cleaner on your wet towel. I use a microfiber to clean and a blue window towel to dry. I also add a bit of alcohol to my window cleaner mix.

Not sure were in MA you are but contact Brian at Nano Surfaces Solutions about SB3 coatings. He's in Douglas

As a former accredited Gtechniq and Ceramic Pro detailer I will say that to me Ceramic Pros pricing is a bit much. I really liked the Gtechniq Cyrstal Serum. Great gloss, hard as a rock. Top it with a few coats of Exo. That said Im going to be trying some SB3 coating soon.

Detailed image sells bucket for $12, grit guards for $7 and fancy wash, rinse and wheel stickers for $2

I dont think thats ceramic coating. As said, ceramic coating is fine for trim. That looks like the hit it with the buffer. You can try something like solution finish to re-dye it.

A customer brought in his poor 04 Mach 1 for a detail, Its been very neglected and used as a work truck. The car received our level 2 detail plus a compound which includes the compound, a 2 part polish and a machine applied wax. The products I used for this car were Meguiars microfiber pad...

Hi guys, Thought I would share a few of the Mustangs we've done including my old 90 Gt vert.

Hi guys, Thought I would sign up and say hi after lurking for a few days. I dont currently own a ford but Ive had a 86 T-Bird T/C and a 90 Mustang GT Vert in the past. Im looking to buy a Terminator in the spring. Im a professional detailer and own a shop in Danbury so Im sure I'll be...