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Looking for recommendations for protecting a Jeep black freedom hard top. first time detailing a Jeep, all tips and tricks welcomed.

303 is my go to. I use it on my boat religiously, and on my truck tonneau cover. Only downside is you have to keep up with applications.

I have a new 2022 GMC Acadia Denali in transit, I'm looking for recommendations on a sealant. I'd be interested in a coating, having never done one I have some hesitation. I'm interested in what people have to say. This is going to be a daily driver. The sealant I've used many times is Jesscar...

Thank you for the help Mike. My apologies for not getting back to this thread. Life happened and got side track. The comet worked perfectly. Used comet with a medium stiffness brush with light agitation.

I have a trailer of Similar size. I use Black Fire one step once a year. Shows good longevity to get through the Minnesota Summer, not to mention that it is a super easy product to use. Easy application, forever buff cycle, and wipes off super easy. In the winter I store it indoors to try and...

I have A 30 foot white toy hauler trailer, it has been sitting outside under tree cover for the last three months in northern Minnesota. The painted fiberglass cleaned up beautifully as it gets waxed every year with Black Fire one step. I'm having issues getting the White textured plastic...

Nice work! Love that color.

When not working or detailing, I'm an outdoorsy person. Summers are for mountain biking, boating, fishing and camping. Winter is my off season, so I spend my time traveling, and downhill skiing.

I've been using Detail Image often, a big reason for that is as you mentioned shipping times. I have bought most of my machines from Autogeek, but beyond that, it just takes to long to get things from Florida to Minnesota with them.

Great write up! The new line from DP is very intriguing to me. Your write up defiantly made me a believer. Every if it doesn't make it the advertised 1 year, the simplicity make up for it in my opinion.

Mike, happy to see that you are still going to be creating content in regards to the detailing world! Good luck with your future ventures, and I look forward to see how you grow this forum and your business.

Where is everyone sourcing there consumables and other various supplies from?