There are three options when it comes to polishing pads: foam, wool, and microfiber. There’s a lot of confusion between wool and microfiber pads so I’ll be doing a deep dive into the differences and how to decide which to…
There are three main types of machine polishers used for car detailing: The main difference between rotary polishers and the other two types, is that rotaries only spin in one direction. Random-orbital and forced-rotation machine polishers are actually both classified…
Polishing a car is the only way to remove clear coat scratches and swirl marks permanently, by removing a layer of paint. There are two techniques you can use to do this: hand polishing and machine polishing. But which is…
When machine polishing a car, one of the most crucial decisions you’ll need to make is which pad to use. The two most popular materials used for polishing pads are foam and microfiber, but what are the differences between them?…
Polishing is a popular technique in car detailing, but when should you do it? In this article, I’ll go through three times when polishing a car is needed, and the correct order to use a polish in the car detailing…
Swirl marks can be seen all the time on a variety of cars, ranging from budget vehicles, to high-end sports cars. But what are they and where do they come from? In this article, I’ll be answering the questions, does…
If you’re looking to polish or compound your car for the first time, you’ll need to make sure you have all the right tools, equipment and products ready to get the best results. In this article, I’ll be going through…
Polishing a car might seem a bit daunting if you’ve never tried it before, but it’s not actually that hard if you know the proper technique. One of the most important things you need to consider, is the preparation. If…
If you’re looking to correct swirl marks and scratches on your car’s paintwork, then you’ll need to understand the difference between polishing and compounding. These process are both designed to correct the paint, but work differently and should be used…