Detailing Tools & Guides Articles
Everything you ever wanted to know about car detailing "stuff" and using specific products.
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Car Detailing Accessories
Author: David Bynon
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Added: 05/04/2005
Type: Unknown
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No matter what you're doing, the right tools make all the difference. Detailing your car can be easy or miserable... you decide. Using a poor quality towel or wash mitt can leave swirl marks and other paint damage.
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Klasse Car Polish & Wax User's Guide
Author: David Bynon
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Added: 07/07/2004
Type: Review
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Since 1986 I have recommended Klasse to thousands of car owners and professional detailers. With very few exceptions, everyone who has tried the product from my recommendation reported back with the same conclusion: Klasse simply works better. Now, I'm not one to say "never", but in my testing Klasse continues to out-perform all but the most expensive polymers available.
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Porter Cable 7424 Car Polisher User's Guide
Author: David Bynon
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Added: 05/25/2004
Type: Tutorial
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If I had to name a single product that has caused the most excitement and confusion among car appearance enthusiasts in the past ten years, it would have to be the Porter Cable 7424 Car Polisher. The Porter Cable is no longer the only car polisher choice for the serious car enthusiast.
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Microfiber Car Detailing Products
Author: David Bynon
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Added: 02/09/2004
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There is an interesting offering of microfiber products for automotive detailing, including towels, applicators, gloves, dusters and wash mitts. In the towels category alone, you will find dozens of different weaves, material weights, fabric blends, colors and sizes. It's almost dizzying when you look at the different products side-by-side.
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Car Detailing Chemicals
Author: David Bynon
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Added: 12/13/2003
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Many well-intentioned car owners use one cleaner as a general-purpose tool for detailing. I often hear people say they use a product like Simple Green or an engine degreaser to clean everything from wheels to carpets. In my opinion, this is both dangerous and harmful to the car. Learn why.
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The Perfect Shine User's Guide
Author: David Bynon
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Added: 01/07/2003
Type: Tutorial
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People often ask me how I make and keep my cars looking so picture-perfect. “What wax do you use?” is the question that comes up most often. Unfortunately, it’s not quite that simple. If you want the perfect shine, you have to do a little work, and you have to work to keep it maintained. If your car’s paint is relatively new and in excellent condition, getting the perfect shine will be far less work than a car that's five or more years old with heavy oxidation.
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