Recent content by CIWS40

Mike, Thank you for the welcome and further education. I'm what most consider a weekend warrior in regards to the detailing world. I do most of the extended families vehicle just perfecting the process. In regards the the rub down with #7 I did two rubdown and let sit 24 hours between the...

Some additional info the car is a 1964 Chevy II sports coupe the paint is not original according to the numbers in the engine bay. I'm not sure when the car was repainted but it is a single stage and from some of the mistakes in the paint ie drip marks on the lower quarter panels and fenders...

I have Mikes book and read through his correction process using the Megs #7. I did two wipe downs with the Megs#7 and had the same results. The issue that is throwing me off is the machine correction. I am using the PC and Megs MF cutting pads with 105 to get out the water stains (sorry will...

What I would humbly recommend is to do a test panel with the products you have chosen moving from least aggressive and progressing as needed for the results desired. This will help you determine a couple of things, most importantly the hardness of your paint which in turn will help you come up...