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Also wanted to add pad selection orange is the proper pad to use with #5 if you have a polishing pad you can use it with #2

Hi 007 First may I ask can your finger nail catch the scratch? Your using a fine cut cleaner it will remove light oxidation ,stains, scratches etc. your in the right direction to move up to #5. After using #5 you can follow by #2 . You don't have to do the entire car with #5 just the areas...

Hate to say but I doubt you will hear back from him, but for $80.00 you went above and beyound.

Sorry to hear that the owner skipped on you. How long did the job take? Did you have the owner sign any agreement before work was done?

Give Gtechniq C2v3 a try.

I have been working with Gtechniq C1/EXO combo's for the past couple of months. I sealed a Black truck with C1,after C1 I waited 72 hours to apply EXO without any haze or high spots... I have used Cquartz products also. C1/EXO are my personal favorites. Check out the video's I have on Facebook...

I have to test the product first on panels Before I go spray it on a customers car. I believe this product leaves a satin finish. Maybe a good product for undercarriage applications.

+1 totally agree with Rsurfer

Lived in Wooster for 26 years.. Now in Alabama ..

I have used both products on clients cars, In my personal professional opinion Gtechniq is what I would go with. I have photos on my Facebook page. Mixon Custom detailing LLC.

I always clean the paint before applying a new coat of protection

Sounds like you understand where you made the mistake. You can never have to many MF towels.