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    Meguiars new 2.0

    The liquid version is pretty good. I'm afraid of getting dirt in the product from dipping the applicator, so I switched to liquid waxes only.
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    Autopia Traffic!!! Wow!!!

    Absolutely...lots of holier than thou attitudes that aren't present here. I'm just getting started, have no "professional" ambitions, just wanna get the most out of what I do to my own cars. This site is extremely helpful for that and less intimidating than the folks that simply tell you to...
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    Paint Cleaner question

    And as far as THEM is concerned, I use the following Meguiars products: =ScratchX - gets out fine swirls, contaminants that couldn't be removed by clay =Deep Crystal 1 - more mild than ScratchX I do this by hand, and haven't accessed any other products besides these OTC products
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    Paint Cleaner question

    My process varies from yours: Wash|Clay|Paint Cleaner|Polish|LSP In my opinion, if you polish, then clean paint, you're removing some of the benefit of the polish. I could be wrong though...I'm an amateur.
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    FD: 1993 BMW 325i

    e36 bmw's rock. good job!
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    truth or dare whatcar did you first make love in?

    A del sol? Were you mad? The seats didn't even lay down! Nevermind. =)
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    What's the best wash tool to use with ONR?

    Follow-up, in the two bucket method, is ONR in both buckets?
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    truth or dare whatcar did you first make love in?

    Honda Passport - fold down rear seats and privacy tint...nothing but room!
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    using meg's 7

    It is hard to remove, but the results on dark cars is great...to me, it's worth the effort. But the boys at Meguiar's indicate that it's intended for SS paints instead of CC. I believe it. I have Megs DC2 polish that looks similar without that smell and pad-ruining residue.
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    using meg's 7

    #7 is a pure polish that is extremely oil based. It really smells horrible. But as it is a PP, it will "skin" even after you initially remove it. Therefore, it's best to apply, remove, and let it sit so that the polish will "skin," then follow up with a 2nd buff before applying the LSP to...
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    Hello from North Carolina

    Welcome! Although I now live in the DC area, I was raised in Washington, NC! actually, I'm from Pactolus, NC, which I believe is smaller than Hookerton! Welcome!
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    Hello from DC

    Hi everyone, I joined Autogeek.net due to my recent reinvigorated interest in detailing my cars! The stupid thing about my newfound piqued interest is that it's the middle of winter here in the DC area, so I can't even play with my new polishes and waxes! I've been merely observing the forums...
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