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WOW! Beautiful colour. I didn't know that was a factory Ferrari colour.

What a beautiful car. Lexus has done a very good job on this one. You sir have done a great job as well!

I will run some water through it, and then lightly wipe the clay side along a plush microfiber. Mine are yellow, so I can usually see how much junk the microfiber pulls off. Then I just set it on a rack to dry

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I bought Trix, and it seems to work well on dissolving stuff built up in the wheel barrels, but I cannot get it to dissolve the tar built up on the car itself. Suggestions?

Holy crap that looks good! Red is so good when done right.

I really liked the colour of the seats too. Can't say they were super comfortable though. They felt extremely firm

Elantra is the client's wife's. Business card holder is a great idea! I had someone stop to talk the other day just after I foamed a car down. I felt bad trying to talk to them while continuing the wash process, but I didn't want to risk anything drying and spotting. Your suggestion might help...

I had some spare time today, so I thought I would do a write up on a recent job I had. 2010 F150 Platinum edition in beautiful Tuxedo Black. Here it is when it was dropped off at my place and I had just finished washing the wheels. Customer builds cabinets and this is his work truck so it...

What was your process for prepping the windshield? The way I've understood it, is that glass is much more finicky than paint in terms of prep.

I have not. I usually stick with Megs products for my compounding and polishing just because I'm familiar with it. Will probably try out some of the HD stuff on my next order though

Ahh ok. I did not realise that's how it was attached. Thanks for the information. Much appreciated.

I am new to using a steam cleaner for interiors, and am trying to figure out the best way to use a cloth attached to the end? Should I be using a thick/heavy microfiber? Or will any regular microfiber work, and just be bunched up more? Should I use an elastic on the end to secure it? Or my hand...

I love the colour, but my grabber blue paint is a real pain in the rear to work with. It seems to mar with the lightest touch of even the best microfiber, and I cannot seem to take out the RIDS using anything I have. They are not deep enough to catch a nail on, but I can't seem to correct them...

I believe Eshine gets all, or most of their supplies from AutoGeek anyways. If they don't have something in stock that AutoGeek does, they will order it for you. I usually like ordering from them, but it seems they always run out of the good stuff, so I end up getting my AutoGeek orders shipped...