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Inspector Gotto in action, inspecting work prior to customer pick up
If it Floats Flies or Rolls!!! we will Steam clean and Protect your Investment with joy, Knowing we Research, Buy and Apply the Finest Products on the Market, Using the Newest and Safest Techniques and Practices in the Detailing Industry, With pride we are Certified Detailers
RMP has made several improvements to the original Fire Glaze formulation by increasing the amount of Tempera-Flex® and UV inhibitors contained in the entire line of Fire Glaze products.
Our Fire Glaze polish product will provide protection for up to three years without any renewal application. Besides one coat lasting three years and protecting the vehicle from oxidation, Fire Glaze is a one-step product. There is no rubbing compound necessary on most vehicles. Fire Glaze will also protect against nature’s elements including UV.
To properly apply Fire Glaze, first, wash the vehicle with soap and water, and then dry the vehicle thoroughly. If mild oxidation exists, use Fire Glaze Micro Finishing Compound either by hand rubbing or with a machine buffer (Max rpm 1500) to remove all oxidized paint, etc). h. In either case, do not let it dry to a haze. You rub it in until it disappears. If the vehicle you are putting Fire Glaze on has a metallic paint that has faded or is too far gone, nothing will bring back the luster or gloss even if you use a rubbing compound. The reason why is that metallic paints before 1977 were not acrylic metallics. They were lead-based metallics with a lacquer coating. When the sun burns off the lacquer coating, all you have left is the lead. Any polish applied to lead will turn black. You just cannot polish lead. However, any acrylic metallic after 1977; any lacquered paint job before 1977; any enamel paint job before 1977; and any acrylic enamel before 1977 can have Fire Glaze applied. Fire Glaze will restore the color of the paint on any vehicle as long as the paint is still on the vehicle, and the primer is not showing through.
After you have used our Fire Glaze Micro Finishing Compound to remove old wax and oxidation and you have gotten the high gloss to appear on the vehicle, apply a coat of Fire Glaze, but this time rub it lightly until the high gloss shine reappears. Do the entire vehicle a section at a time and do not let the polish dry to a haze, just rub it until it shines. You should only apply Fire Glaze on a cool, dry surface, preferably in the shade.
Fire Glaze will also protect against salt, road tar, diesel fuel, gasoline, and even brake fluid. Fire Glaze has many uses. You can take a small amount of Fire Glaze and actually “seal” your windshield by rubbing the polish into the glass until it disappears. Do the inside and outside of the windows on your car, airplane, etc. Fire Glaze is so unique, it will effectively stop aluminum and brass from oxidizing. It will polish silver, gold, enamel (on major appliances, etc.). Its uses are limitless. Its protection cannot be beat by anything on the market to
What, Your Investment has not been Fire Glazed yet?
When you love something, it shows. That’s why avid boaters, car enthusiasts and homeowners have turned to 303 protectants and cleaners for over 35 years. Because we know what that love entails: Slightly obsessive standards, meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering desire for time to stand still and let perfection last just a little longer.
We have it down to a science. Since 303 products were originally developed in 1980 to protect aircraft, we always start with a deep understanding of the natural forces working against your most prized possessions – whether it’s harmful UV rays, high-speed winds, water damage, or just the natural wear of time. Then we work to formulate the most effective solution possible.
Including our industry leading aerospace protectants, auto detailers and even household cleaners, our portfolio of premium products are all guided by the same philosophy: If it’s important enough for you to call it “your baby,” you had better treat it that way. https://www.goldeagle.com/brands/303-products/
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This Tornador Car Cleaning Air Gun is a great tool to use to blow out auto interiors to remove debris from underneath seats, pockets, rear shelfs above seats, etc. We also like this tool to assist with drying and dressing wet engines after power washing and detailing them.
This tool offers a much wider air dispense opening. Very powerful once connected to an air compressor hose. Set air pressure at the regulator at 60-90 psi. Wear appropriate ear and eye protection when using this tool. http://tornador.us/z-014-tornador-air-gun.html
Tornador Blow Gun
April 24, 2019 By Kevin McLaughlin
The BuffPro Buffer is the best polishing buffer on the market because it serves as the only available electrically operated drum style buffer.
But what does that mean? First, let’s address how a traditional rotary design works. This will help showcase the advantages of BuffPro’s innovative method over other buffing systems.
Traditional Buffers
Traditional buffers utilize a rotary design with a gear drive. This means the auger, (the threaded part to which the backing plate attaches), is driven directly off the electric motor. This connection results in a very powerful rotating motion. When used by a novice, the power of a rotary buffer can remove paint in a matter of seconds.
Additionally, there are a few other cons that accompany traditional rotary polishing buffers. These include:
Imagine being able to complete a full buff and polish in up to half the time you spend now. Everything about BuffPro has been designed so that professional and amateurs get the best shine with the least time and effort.
The BuffPro Polishing Buffer:
Buffpro polisher
Buffpro out Sines all the time
Polishing at it Finest.
The Cyclo Polisher is the world’s premier orbital polisher for one reason: it’s the only polisher with patented dual orbital heads! The Cyclo Polisher received the patent on their design in 1953 and quickly became the U.S. government’s choice for polishing military aircraft and missiles. Why? Because two heads are better than one!
The two heads of the Cyclo Polisher move in an overlapping, circular motion. The heads are designed to mimic the motion of hand polishing, but much faster. Both heads spin counter-clockwise and produce an overlapping effect. The design eliminates the problem of overheating so there’s less risk of gouges, burns, or swirls. In addition, the Cyclo Polisher is perfectly balanced for a perfect polish every time.
Some 50-year-old Cyclos are still in use today! Not only are they built to last indefinitely, people see no need to replace them. For polishing, compounding, sanding, stripping, scrubbing, and buffing, there’s only one Cyclo Polisher! https://cyclotoolmakers.com/polishers/
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The before and after using the Cyclo Dual Headed Buffer.
The Before use of dual headed Buffer Picture
The after use of Cyclo Dual Headed Buffer.