A piece of equipment used by skilled technicians to apply products to the painted surface of a vehicle. Typically turn at 1000 to 3000 R.P.M.

 A compound whose primary liquid ingredient is water.

Natural or synthetic particles (grit or media) found in polishes or compounds which cut the paint surface to remove imperfections.

 A substance below 7 on a pH scale. Different types of acid: phosphoric, sulfuric, oxalic, hydroflouric. Main use is in wheel cleaners.

A piece of equipment used by skilled technicians to apply products to a vehicle. Reduces the time spent and improves the quality of work performed.

Detailers often say "We're going to buff your car". Generally, they really mean "I'm going to apply my wax with a buffer". When in actuality, when people are looking for [..]

Carnuba wax is the hardest natural wax known to man and is produced by palm trees in Brazil.

Clay bar is a method for removing surface contaminants from a vehicle's paint ranging from tree sap, industrial fall out (little rust looking spots), bugs or road tar. Although this is not necess [..]

To clean item by item each minor part of a vehicle to the completeness of the work.

 Water base and solvent base liquids designed to provide protection and gloss for rubber, vinyl, plastic and leather.