Get yourself ready for the colder months, pick up your sealants, waxes, microfiber, battery tenders, anti freeze washer fluid, and buffing pads. Check out the Surbuf pads (currently on introduction special) combine that with the Meg’s M105 and an Orbital Polisher and get some great results! – Save over 15% off Stock up on Uber Foam Pads will be 10% …

Sorry its been awhile since I have posted up a write up (at least for me) its been a bit hectic at the warehouse. Believe it or not another new car fix. Its really unfortunately. Diagnosis…. an abundance of holograms, swirls, cut marks, wash marks. Solution below: What was done – Exterior – Wheels were prepped with Sonax Wheel Cleaner …

Why use car shampoo when I can use dishwashing detergent or lower cost car shampoos? While the differences may appear to be almost non-existent, there is a large difference between a quality shampoo such as einszett Perls Shampoo and regular dish washing detergent or car shampoos found at major chain stores. Detergents used in lower cost products usually have a …

How often should I polish and wax my vehicle’s paintwork? Polishing This all depends on how often your vehicle is used. If it is a daily driver, we recommend you polish the paint finish about 2-3 times a year. If your vehicle is rarely used we recommend 1-2 times per year. Another factor is the color of your paintwork. Red …

Are silicone-based polishes and waxes bad for paint? This is a long-standing myth that can’t seem to go away. The fact is, silicone-based products are only harmful to new paintwork that is between 60-90 days old. During this period, fresh paint is still releasing solvents. This process is termed “off-gassing“. The silicone in silicone-based polishes and waxes will coat the …