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    Lazy Detail Job

    A good glass cleaner or a 50/50 mix of rubbing alcohol should be able to remove any coating on the glass. Check out our Detailing Guide for Glass Care if you have any other questions or let me know. Good luck! Greg @ DI
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    ReJex wax

    The Rejex Sealant is a great sealant at a very reasonable price imo. Looks great and offers solid protection! As always we offer 10% off (code 10offex) OR $4.99 s/h min spend $49 (code DI499) OR Free S/H min spend $149 (code DIFREE). Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll be...
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    Best way to clean engine?

    For a step by step guide check out Engine Detailing Guide. A similar guide with pictures is the How To Detail Your Engine Bay article by Todd Cooperider and we have more articles here (engine bay articles). Hope this helps! Greg @ DI
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    "back to black"

    Sorry to hear it didn't work great for you. To learn more about how it's used best check out this article if you get time - http://www.detailedimage.com/Ask-a-Pro/chemical-guys-fade-2-black-product-review/. Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll be happy to help. Greg @ DI
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    Rejex additional pictures

    The pics look great thanks for sharing. The Rejex sealant is a great sealant and an awesome value relative to many other options. I do prefer the Blackfire Wet Diamond with Polycharger just slightly more but it's also almost twice as much per ounce.
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    DI Ask A Pro Blog: Lamborghini Gallardo Reconditioning 23 Hour Detail

    Sounds good look forward to hearing from you next time you're ready to detail. Greg @ DI
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    DI Ask A Pro Blog: Lamborghini Gallardo Reconditioning 23 Hour Detail

    Yea it's amazing how far the results have come with a very easy to use PC 7424XP. If you ever need any tips or advice don't hesitate to ask! Greg @ DI
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    DI Ask A Pro Blog: Lamborghini Gallardo Reconditioning 23 Hour Detail

    The Detailed Image Ask a Pro Blog provides you with top quality detailing articles from elite detailers around the US. We share professional detail work, product reviews and step by step instructions along the way to help both new and experienced detailers. Check out this outstanding write up...
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    water spots on glass?

    The Glass Science Glass Scrub is a little safer than steel wool and highly effective. Greg @ DI
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    treating faded / oxidized black painted or coated surfaces

    Check out some of these reviews if interested: http://www.detailedimage.com/Ask-a-Pro/product-review-tuf-shine-tire-shine-kit/ http://www.detailedimage.com/Ask-a-Pro/product-review-tuf-shine-inc/ Greg @ DI
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    treating faded / oxidized black painted or coated surfaces

    For faded black vinyl and plastic trim pieces (bumpers, trim, moldings, trim where windsheild wipers rest, etc. I highly recommend the TUF SHINE Black Restore Kit. It looks great upon completion and you can seal it in with the TUF SHINE Tire Clearcoat. Greg @ DI
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    remove crazy stains in your interior

    I spray the 303 Cleaner & Spot Remover on the stain and let it sit for 2 minutes. Then take a medium to firm bristle brush, dip it in hot to warm water and agitate the fabric with medium pressure from multiple angles. Vacuum when you are done and repeat if residue of the stain remains...
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    Best way to clean engine?

    Check out the engine detailing section of our detailing guide. It has step by step instructions with pictures that should help you out! Greg @ DI
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    Buffers

    For a great value I recommend the Porter Cable 7424XP Random Orbital Buffer which is easy to use and very safe. The Flex XC 3401 VRG is my personal favorite because it has about 40% more power and works in polishes rapidly. Check out this chart to see some of the differences between units...

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