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As you can see from the date stamps, I helped Tunch/3D test their version of a ceramic coating for many years....

Sorry, no pics to share. Streaking is usually from not applying enough product and not leveling it properly. It can surely be tricky, but can be eliminated with technique. Plus, you can refine it...

CCR certainly is a revolutionary product. So far I’ve used it to darken paint burns on CC, camouflage chipping on front ends of vehicles, bug etching on single stage paint and on areas of thin paint....

Sorry, yes....HDS.

And no, I’m no longer affiliated with 3D/HD (been about a year),but still use many of their products.

David Fermani No Longer Part of 3D/HD Products

Please know that I have no vested interest in this product/company....
I don’t know how it could get any easier. We use it in direct sunlight on 90+ degree days and it performs and removes...

Makes total sense to me!

I'm referring to every category that this product can perform in and do so at top tier levels. But, if you had to rank the category of longevity, I'd rank it last in order of importance. How long...

HD Speed has been dominating this segment for well over the last 5 years. Glad to see Megs finally bringing a product like this to market. There's been many products that have tried to compete (even...

Prices go up, not down typically. Don't worry about how much a product costs. Worry about how much it makes you.

No need for me to re-read as I got your point the 1st time around. Like I said I've never heard anyone use distilled water on door jambs. Seems like complete overkill, but if you think it makes a...

Not if you're careful and can control your blast zone with the right fan and angle of your spray.

Distilled water for door jambs huh? That's a 1st reading this.

It kinda depends on the door jamb and how dirty it is? Sometimes pressure is a must have, but agitation solves most dirty jobs along...

Overall, I'd have to say no wipedown is needed unless there's real world documentation that the protectant you're using requires one. Otherwise, see which pad gives you the best final finish and do...

Absolutely. Preferably a power washer.

We have about a dozen Rigid vacs in our shop and some last for years while others crap out in a couple months. It depends on how they're maintained? Avoid leaving water in the holding tank. It will...

Pre-soak with an APC, hand wash with a retired wash mitt and rinse.

Because the amount of buildup that *may* accumulate over this time period on your leather is so minuscule that I feel it’s a non-issue. And I’m willing to bet that in your car’s case that the soiling...

Unless the car owner is exposed to dirty environments that will lead the interior to rapid soiling, brand new leather doesn’t need a dedicated cleaner on a regular basis. It’s really overkill in my...

Yes. If you give your leather a damp towel wipe down when you're doing your regular washes (weekly or every other) it should only need a period checmical cleaning perhaps maybe once per year...

Ditch the steamer and honestly even the extractor once you get your cleaning proces down. That might be fine on cream puffs, but anything dirtier will need some good ole fashion scrubbing. Process...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like the part in this picture is plastic (i.e. won't rust).








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Coat it and then apply a layer of wax when want to feel warm and fuzzy. Best of both worlds.

In all honesty, please just go to your local janitorial supply company and get their suggestions. They'll be able to help you closely, see the problem even and help follow the repair to its full and...

Remember, mold grows and thrives in dark damp places without air movement. Sounds like your car was a perfect breading ground for this to happen.

You need to get a dedicated anti-microbial...