Recent content by cousineau18

Well I have Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover, so I guess I can start with that.

It's a great car and rides amazing

If you go to this link since I am having issues uploading the original, this picture is a good representation of what it looks like but maybe 10% less intenese http://www.soft99.co.jp/english/howto/body/images/care16/img_01.jpg

So I am going to be detailing my friends 7 series this weekend. I have done my 08 Corvette which had swirl/water marks from hell and had no issues at all. For the Corvette I used: Clay M105 M205 Hex Logic 5.5" Orange and White pads Rejex for the sealant It worked out perfect and very easy...

I use P21S every 2 years on my 08 Corvette and works well for me.

Just to add to everyone else's comments. Buy a Porter Cable DA Polisher. It's the easiest to use. Go to Youtube and watch Junkman videos by going here: https://m.youtube.com/user/Junkman2000? You will get so much info on the 2 bucket car wash, claying and using the DA. For my recommendation I...

Like everyone else stated, it's probably going to require a repaint. But if the customer wants you to try, grab some decent compound and go at it with a yellow or orange hexlogic 5.5" pad. Its not going to make it look any worse and if it works, could save the customer thousands of dollars.

Great responses. Think Ill just go ahead and buy an AG bucket.

Have others seen this issue? I used these during the winter with hot water and wondering if that is the cause?

Good idea with the wedging of a piece of plastic. Thanks.

When washing my vehicles I use the two bucket method with grit guards in both. For some reason my bucket has expanded slightly and the grit guard is super loose to where I have to put one hand in the bucket holding the guard and then with my other hand in the wash mit, twirl it around to remove...

Thanks for the response. I like all the solid reviews on Amazon

Ill give 303 a try as I have that in my garage. Thanks.