Detailing
#1
Racer
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Detailing
I just ordered from Chemical Guys TORQ buffer and detailing supplies comes next week.
I am looking forward to get package next week. I just finished clay bar my artic white Vette. Next step is polish and wax.
I will post pictures once done!
Anyone use their products or buffer?
I am looking forward to get package next week. I just finished clay bar my artic white Vette. Next step is polish and wax.
I will post pictures once done!
Anyone use their products or buffer?
Last edited by C6KWJ; 04-18-2018 at 07:00 PM.
#2
Burning Brakes
I just ordered from Chemical Guys TORQ buffer and detailing supplies comes next week.
I am looking forward to get package next week. I just finished clay bar my attic white Vette. Next step is polish and wax.
I will post pictures once done!
Anyone use their products or buffer?
I am looking forward to get package next week. I just finished clay bar my attic white Vette. Next step is polish and wax.
I will post pictures once done!
Anyone use their products or buffer?
Take pictures before and after by shining a bright LED light on the area to show any swirl marks. Make sure you re-wash you car before you polish since you are still waiting for the box to arrive. You don't want to polish in any dirt/dust that has accumulated since you did the clay bar.
#3
Instructor
I have used lots of CG's products......most of them are pretty good. V7 is a good spray sealant, Silk Shine is a good dash/ rubber/ plastic conditioner, Pete's 51 is a good wax. The problem with CG's is they have so many products that it can get confusing. I have always had good service from buying online from them.
#5
Best detailing thing I got was a Griot's 3" RA buffer. Great for places a larger pad won't get into, including the wheels.
As for the products, I've used tons of them and come to the suspicion a lot of them may be chemically similar because they work about the same. Autogeek actually owns several of the brands they sell. Being an old timer I still fall back on some of Turtle Wax's products. Been using their chrome polish almost 50 years and still haven't found anything works better.
As for the products, I've used tons of them and come to the suspicion a lot of them may be chemically similar because they work about the same. Autogeek actually owns several of the brands they sell. Being an old timer I still fall back on some of Turtle Wax's products. Been using their chrome polish almost 50 years and still haven't found anything works better.
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#6
CG Kit
I just ordered from Chemical Guys TORQ buffer and detailing supplies comes next week.
I am looking forward to get package next week. I just finished clay bar my artic white Vette. Next step is polish and wax.
I will post pictures once done!
Anyone use their products or buffer?
I am looking forward to get package next week. I just finished clay bar my artic white Vette. Next step is polish and wax.
I will post pictures once done!
Anyone use their products or buffer?
Their kit was okay. However, I was certainly not blown away. No better than stuff I have bought at Pep Boys .
Good luck.
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I have not used that one as I have the Porter Cable Dual Action polisher.
Take pictures before and after by shining a bright LED light on the area to show any swirl marks. Make sure you re-wash you car before you polish since you are still waiting for the box to arrive. You don't want to polish in any dirt/dust that has accumulated since you did the clay bar.
Take pictures before and after by shining a bright LED light on the area to show any swirl marks. Make sure you re-wash you car before you polish since you are still waiting for the box to arrive. You don't want to polish in any dirt/dust that has accumulated since you did the clay bar.
This weekend I will be testing out Mother's Speed Clay 2.0. If its as good as people say, then good riddance for actual clay bars forever!