After spending a nice weekend with my car..haha  I finally got around to trying the new compounds and I have to say you were right.  I still can't believe these compounds are water based.  Between the speed that they cut and the ease  they come off the paint with cut my total time by 1 hour.   I started with the NO. 721 and worked it in followed by a pass with Nano 3n polish.  After I got everything polished I
finished it off with 2 coats of jetseal and 2 layers of 50/50.  I went to 2 car shows this weekend and I had more people asking if the car was brand new.  I just wanted to let you know the 721 got scratches out the have been on the car for 2 years.  I didn't want to wets and the car unless I absolutely had to.....and thanks to you guys I don't.  That by itself was worth it 110%. I also go to finally use your wheel guard this weekend and I washed the rims and applied it.  Waited about 15 min. took it off and the amount of dirt/brake dust that was still on the rims was amazing.  They have not been this clean since I bought them 3 years
ago!!!!.  What else can I say that hasn't already been said before?  A million thanks for making my job a little easier and making me look better in the process.          

-Justin Dunn


 

My name is Justin, I am currently in the process of forming my own detailing company fulltime.  I have been detailing cars part time for the past 3 years until I lost my job last November.  I figured there would be no better time to start devoting more time to what I truly love....a quest for that perfect shine.  I bought a bunch of CG products and hit the road (I am still trying to find a cheap building to rent)  I started with neighbors and friends cars and it just exploded from there.   I would like to say its nice to finally find a company that cares about cleaning car as much as I do.  I've only been detailing for a few years now but I have tried my fair share of suppliers and I finally feel like I have a home now. I originally decided to try your products by seeing countless people raving about how well y our jetseal 109 works, and every new product I seem to try just raises the bar.  The Jetseal 109 is worth is weight in gold up here and is the only sealant that willstand the harsh new england winters my customers put their cars through.  The vehicle in question here is my 2006 Phantom Black Metallic GTO.  I took these pictures after my 3 month maintenance ritual.  I start off with the citrus wash and gloss, followed by the CG blue clay bar.  From there I do a light buff with P40 polish using the white pad because I  rarely let the paint get too swirled so the P40 is perfect.  After that I apply 2 coats of Jetseal 109 followed by 2 light coats of Pete's 53'.  Once the paint is perfect I address the small details, tires, trim, wheel wells and exhaust tips.  I use the v.r.p for the tires and trim, hit the tips with some metal polish and coat the wheel wells with bare bones spray and the car is complete.  I think the pictures speak for themselves but I'll let you be the judge. But wait...it doesn't stop there, lately I have been taking the CG products to the house and the fade 2 black is great for the black stereo components in my room that collect dust....lol  I might have a problem.  I just got my most recent order which included a few cans of fade 2 black and not only did it cut my interior detailing time down considerably, it isn't greasy at all!! I could literally keep writing pages and pages about how much I enjoy using your products but I have to get back to work.  What else can I say but CG makes detailing fun!!  PS.  I included a picture that proves that the car has seen snow..haha

 -Justin Dunn