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Because 105 has cleaners in it, anything that comes before will be negated. Unless you are using the 101 strictly for it's cleaning ability, then I would think you should go with one or the other rather than both. As for as protection, for the above reason layering 105 isn't going to help...

No luck with OC? That's too bad... I was thinking about trying it soon with my UDM. What was the sign that it was not breaking down properly? Most people here say that it doesn't dust. So what are your other indicators? I've used XMT3 with similar results as you. It's great on swirls, even...

Here is my impression of the issue so far: many professional detailers have used woolite (fabric detergent) for a long time for cleaning interior surfaces, such as dash and door panels (but not fabrics), with success and no detrimental effects. I would assume that after a great deal of...

In response to a recent thread I decided to post this link. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-university/11875-interior-cleaning-best-way-concourse-carpets.html There may be better threads concerning the use of woolite on interiors but this is the one that alerted me to the...

I wouldn't say you "messed up". Unless there were some serious contaminates that you ended up just pushing around on the surface. Then you probably scratched the paint a little. That's my guess... "Can I clay over the existing finish with a fine grade clay and get good results? Should I clay...

Looks wet! What was your LSP?

Congratulations! Sorry 'bout your car...

Okay got a good look at the paint. Definite marring, but looks like it could be from a MF that should have been demoted. The marrs are in a long sweeping pattern consistent with the way a wiped off residue. Hmmm.

So far I've used PB's SSR1, XMT3, and now this one, XMT4, in that order. In each case I've started with a white pad, and with the XMT products bumped up to orange. With #3 I spent a good couple of hours on the hood making multiple passes. So I've been pretty careful thus far and that may be...

Yes, pics would help here. I'm especially curious to know what buffer marks are suppose to look like. I'm wondering if maybe once the 2.5 did it's thing, what's left is the deeper marring and that is what he sees? A finishing polish would help to round off that stuff, diminish it.

But how did he make it "worse"? Could it be contamination between the pad and the paint? I'm new to this, too. I'm curious why this hasn't happened to me.

I used the UDM on level 5. The marring I am after isn't very deep, i.e., can't catch a nail on them. After a couple passes with a white pad, I still wasn't happy. Stepped it up to orange and looks pretty good, but still needs work. So I am feeling pretty comfortable with using #4 and am...

How do you measure aggressiveness? I'm new here, please bare with me. I used XMT4 today for the first time and was surprised at how well it finished down. Even on my dark paint, I could swear I could go straight to a LSP. It was evening so no sun to really inspect the paint, but I had expected...

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I was still curious to see what the feedback would be on how to use KAIO. Then I remembered this link: Klasse usa ,Klasse Application Guide, How to apply Klasse AIO, Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze, All-in-one, klasse all-in-one It sounds like you did it right. The page also says you can use...