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Our on-line store is now up and running ! More products to come on the future. http://gothamauto.com/shop-gotham/

We've put together a collection of some of the best products from Chemicel Guys to help keep your car looking its best ! Heres what you get 10 Microfiber towels 2 Grit Guards (You supply the 5 gallon buckets) 16 ounce bottle of Glass Workz glass cleaner. (dilute 50/50 with distilled...

I use the 303 cleaner but not the protector.

We dont use any of those although we would have access to them all. We use 105 compound 205 polish Hyperdressing Synthetic Sealant 2.0 Techwax 2.0 Hyperwash window concentrate wheel brite leather cleaner

Im not familiar with them but no good pads are cheap.

Theres all ways room for profit. Just carrying the line will save us money because we can get the products we use for cost instead of retail. Also our customers are all ways asking what can they use to keep the car clean so theres some profit to be made there.

Thanks guys, Do you know exactly which Meguiares products your using ? Are they from the professional line ?

What do you use ? Were do you get them ? Im looking into adding sales to our shop. We would be selling Meguiars, Mothers and 3M to start. Im hoping to be able to build a good mail order business with it. So the questions are, Do you use detailing supplies from the above manufactures...

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Hi guys, I did this on fabo and fbbo and it worked well. If you own a business post your companies page here. Then we can all add each others pages to our favorites. Also members can like us to see what we do away from Mopars. Heres mine https://www.facebook.com/GothamAutoWorks

Sem trim black looks great

Nothing beats a nice ass-pen

You guys need to do something in the Danbury area.

Rostoelum is oil based, You dont want to use it. Most canned paints are either Lacquer or Enamel, You really want to use a good 2 part primer or may end up with a lot of shrinking. There are some good canned primers available, like above, also SEM makes some good ones and Eastwood sells a 2...

Im certainly no expert but as long as the old paint is prepped your fine going over old paint. I have a rabbit of always worrying about adhesion and usually go over all my jambs and tight spots with red scotch bright after sanding. Epoxy is like glue, It will stick.