I recently detailed my relatively new Tesla Juniper Stealth Grey. The last detailing step was to use the Koch Chemie micro cut polish, however, there is a bit of unevenness in the way I used it. Is it ok for me to polish the car again with Koch Chemie micro cut to get a more even shine across the car without damaging clear coat.
I am in the process of getting a new garage door installed. My question is, is it better to get a white Hormann door (with R15.7 insulation) and paint it to match the color, or buy the approximate color to match the trim. The issue is the trim is Sandstone and there is a 8 week lead time to get that color.
Separately, does it matter if I go with R15.7 insulation or go down to R9 insulation for about $500 less (2 garage doors 16' x 7' and 8' x 7')
I am a newbie to garage doors and any help is appreciated
Hi all - I have a 26 Tesla Y I purchased recently and decided to do ceramic coating at home using Gyeon Pure. After going through the cleaning process I finished coating the car with Gyeon Pure.
What I did miss was polishing the car prior to putting on the ceramic coat. The shine on the car is not bad but could be better. What are my options as far as adding more shine - I like glossy, almost wet look on the car.
Suggestions are welcome.