Dr.Chris

I took advantage of black friday and picked up a swirl killer. First time using a polisher, and I'm pleased with the results. This damage was done by the dealer, but I'm glad I was able to restore the finish and will be ceramic coating this weekend. SK is awesome! Now time to tackle the abused WRX.

So I have a fairly new Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk. Seems it was abused at the dealer, but I was able to get out most of the damage to the paint with my swirl killer. But the large amount of plastic trim around the vehicle also has some scratches on it. Is there a way to improve those? I was going to just apply VRT and see if that does it, but I feel like it needs more. It's only 2 months freed from the dealer, but no telling how long they abused and scratched it. The trim is still black, just some annoying scratches on it. Any advice or videos to watch would be appreciated. Thanks!

I am looking to invest in my first polisher. Just got a 2017 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk and the dealer treated it very poorly. Swirls and a few scratches. I also have a 2011 Subaru WRX hatch. Now that there are 3 models to choose from, I'm not sure which swirl killer I should start with. Is the 15 going to be discontinued? Will I have trouble getting pads in the future? I was going to pull the trigger this week with the "black firday" discount, but I'm just not sure where to start. Thanks for any suggestions...

Just got a new vehicle and now that I have a house with a hose, I figure it's time to start taking care of my vehicles instead of destroying the finish at a car wash. I was grateful to meet the team at the cars and coffee in Lafayette and went to the store for my 2 bucket kit to get started. Watching all the video content that is on the website, and may have found a new hobby. Thanks for the great products and all of the content to keep me entertained. Chris