Recent content by jreblackGT

Great job. +1 on the 85rd as a last step on the mustang paint.

Now that's what it's supposed to look like. Good job!

My favorite has to be the '67 Mustang GTA. It reminds me of the red '66 Mustang GT that I fell in love with as a youngster. Needless to say, I couldn't afford it at the time but I've never forgotten it.

2011 Mustang Premium GT 5.0 with AT

I took a free Saturday group class that Mike Stoops taught and found it worthwhile. Mike is indeed a good guy.

I love BFWD on my black car. I intended to top it with some good carauba wax but after two coats the WD looked so good I just haven't bothered with the wax yet. Looks great, seems to be long lasting and doesn't seem to attract or hold dust like most waxes I have used. Great stuff!

#2 mostly thanks to all you good folks here at AGO and a day long class at Meguiars. Not a pro, just a hobbyist who's proud of my progress so far.

I'm sorry but there is no #!@* excuse for any car, much less one that expensive, to leave the factory paint damaged from that sort of treatment. Amazing.

I imagine the best of 2011 for AG was probably their new facility and acquisition of more quality products while providing great customer service and relationships. Congrats to AG! The high point(s) for me as it relates to AG and the forums is all the valuable information and guidance that I...

Here's a follow up on Pinnacle XMT 360 Spray Wax. The first time I used it I liked it but had some reservations about it. Using it again my technique must have been the problem last time because this time it spread easily and wiped off easily leaving a great boosted shine. Much better results...

Meguiars Gold Class Plus shampoo mostly. I have used their Ultimate Compound and M26 wax but rely on AG products now. I love Menzerna polishes, BFWD and the Pinnacle products.

Yep. What he said. My PCXP works fine for me.

You can use the washer that came with your PCXP or the one that came with your backing plate. Either one will provide the clearance between your backing plate and the rivet heads visable on the PC. Regarding your polisher speed just turn it up to 4 to 4.5 and it will lay down a nice even, thin...

I'm certainly not as knowledgeable as many here but from Mike's articles I would be reluctant to go over a 10 or 11% ipa solution. That's why I went with Griot's Prewax Cleaner for peace of mind and it works good for me too.

I haven't used Top Inspection but have used Griot's Prewax Cleaner and liked it a lot. Easy to use, spray on and wipe off, and leaves a nice clean finish for your LSP.