I regularly do a 40% IPA wipedown before applying sealants and waxes. But then I came across a thread here which says that it's unnecessary and would only just heighten the risk of marring. So for 1 of my client's cars I skipped the IPA and went straight to the sealant. But I had poor results...
I actually once had the experience of having to detail a car during a power black out. I bought a cheap power inverter and hooked it up to my car's battery. I was able to polish the car using a griot's 6" DA. I had to leave the car running the whole time I was doing work so that cost me around 2...
Not quite clear on the pic, but it seems like acid damage. I've worked on a toyota van than had the same problem as that but the ENTIRE GLASS was covered. I tried all waterspots remover and glass polish but no luck. A glass expert told me acid rain could've possibly eaten through the "soft...
Really informative! However, one thing I like to do is after folding it in half initially, the second fold would be into 3's. So I'll have 9 sides of clean cloth.