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Which bring up this question - how does a newbie learn to clean a pad properly? I rinse and knead, rinse and knead, repeat, repeat, until I can't tell there is anything else coming off the pad .... :beat TIA!

Is there really any difference between the various products? What make one car shampoo or car wash preferable to another? It seems to me that for a detailing - what ever you start with is good enough. Even Dial liquid. After all, you're going to clay, polish, glaze and protect. The first step...

I like this stuff! I used the Pre-wax Polish Enhancer and the Deep Gloss Sealant on my Oxford II metallic Z3. That's a dark emerald green metallic for those who do not have the BMW color code words memorized. Prepped over the weekend and Monday with washing, IP on some scratched areas, FP...

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My convertible top gathers little lint sized things pretty badly. Some looke like fallout from trees and such - others are not identifiable. I vacuum the roof with a soft brush attachment. Is this safe? Is there something better I should do? TIA, Barry

I keep reading that Engine Kote requires a really fine sprayer and that it can be very difficult to remove after it dries. :dunno I have gallon and planned to use it today but I'm having second thoughts. Seems like the people who are pleased with Engine Kote uses meg's sprayer - is it really...

Hey guys, I convinced a coworker to join Detail City. Unfortunately she's a trouble maker and she doesn't want the nickname she first signed up with. I helped her set up a different nickname but we used a different email address. Couple of questions. Can I just have her point her new nickname...

:dancin Before and afters of my first wet sanding! :dancin :jump :dancin it's not quite as good as it appears in the after photo - need more light to get a better image - however, both shots were taken in the same light.

If you want it let me know. I tried it and didn't like it. I prefer to send this a budding car nut with the first car and part time job and little or no money. If you fit the bill, I'll ship it for free. Also, I have Meg's Clear Coat Scrub I'll include too. It's not bad but I'm pretty sure...

Any one use this stuff before? Seems like a newish product from a company with some history in other fields. sportscarcare.com carries it and the other products they carry appear to be top quality so I was wondering about this.

I know, I know, buff them out don't hide them ... This is clear coat etching that I'm seeking to minimize not a scratch tht I want to hide. When the car is wet - the etching is practically invisible so I really think a good scratch filler would hide it pretty well. The best I have on hand is 3m...

My first experience with clay on my wife's neglected pearl Infiniti - WOW! - what a difference! Clay removed some spots that had been on that car for at least 7 years. Incredible results. If you have a negelected finish you have to clay. It's unreal the difference it makes. I wish I had taken...