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Buffing is a commonly misunderstood practice of many professional detailers and dealerships.  If you've seen buffing on our  list of services  and it has made you curious, you're probably not alone in having questions about the process. Here are a few common questions we get about our professional scratch removal service:  What's the difference between buffing and polishing?  Polishing is generally more abrasive than buffing, however, it is typically required because it levels the surface. Buffing removes the lines created by the brush-like polish and creates a bright, shiny surface. It is the most fatiguing and dangerous part of scratch removal: a good buffing job takes at least two hours, and the buffing wheel moves quickly. This is why it's wise to leave the job up to the professionals.  How does buffing work?  Before a detailer can start buffing the car, the surface should be nice and clean so that the buffer does not further impede debris into the...

BedRug Liner So you are looking at something to protect your truck bed. You have looked at drop-in liners and spray-on liners, but have you ever looked at a BedRug liner ? Constructed of durable materials that will withstand the elements and your workload, BedRug Bed Liners are available for most popular truck applications. It provides impact-absorbing close-cell foam to prevent your truck bed from dents and dings. The floor and side walls also provide an impact absorbing barrier for your cargo during transport. The foam is non-abrasive and will not scratch the finish of your truck. Put simply, the BedRug can be used for years and when removed, your bed looks like it did the day you bought the truck. It might look plush, but it is not carpet, but rather 100% polypropylene. It's rugged enough to take whatever you can throw at it, and gentle enough for your most precious cargo. Additionally, BedRug is custom molded to match the contour of the truck bed and provide you with the prote...

When you buy a truck, it's not just a vehicle. It's a tool, a ride, and, to be honest, an extension of your personality! That is why truck accessories are so popular. How else can you customize it to be exactly what you want and need your truck to be? Choosing which accessories you want on your truck can be a lot of fun, and there are many styles out there. You want your truck to look its absolute best too, so which accessories are better suited for professional installation? Spray-on Bedliner You can buy a do-it-yourself kit from Amazon and "save" hundreds of dollars in installation, but the results will probably be less-than-stellar and you might end up ruining your truck bed at the same time. Finding a reputable company that does spray-on bedliners is your better bet. Many times they have warranties guaranteeing their work and the bedliner. Running Boards Running boards, like a spray-on bedliner, can be cosmetic and utilitarian. For the vertically-challe...

Spray-on Truck Bed Liner Truck beds take a lot of wear and tear, especially when used for work in rural areas like Northeastern Ohio. One simple step you can take towards protecting your truck is to invest in a bed liner. Bed liners are essential for keeping your cargo and your truck bed in good shape. Better yet, spray-on bed liners can be applied to a variety of surfaces on your vehicle to prevent dents and scratches. There are two main types of bed liners: drop-in liners and spray-on liners. Each one has their advantages, but both create skid-proof, dent-proof surfaces in your truck bed. Drop-in bed liners are convenient because they can be easily applied to the truck and removed easily, if necessary. Spray-on bed liners require some prep work before being applied and are pretty much permanent, though they will wear out over time, even those that have a lifetime guarantee. The advantage of spray-on bed liners is that they are flexible and won’t crack even when traversing ...