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Thanks Mike! I just realized its been almost 2 months since the lady and I were at the Thursday night showcase. When I was claying last night I looked to see if it was last night and sure enough it was. Almost drove out but it was 830pm.

Resized and enhanced, still not that great.

Hello, looking for some advice. New car, 2012 Mazdaspeed 3 with 2K miles, got it in July in NC when I was visiting family and drove it back down to Florida were I live. Clayed bar'd the hood last night for the first time to see how it looked underneath the wax from the dealer. Can the experts...

Out of the two I would go Mobil 1. Ran in my Nissan Titan back in the day and was always pleased.

Hey mike, Just wanted to let you know but we're not gonna be able to make it tonight. Next time though :-) Mat

OP heres a thread with good info http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/tricks-tips-techniques/45262-microfiber-wash-water.html

For vinegar- white distilled A lot of people use Oxy Clean.

Hey Mike, Will be there!

Mike, Do you have supplies for sale in the shop? Its gonna be hard getting my hands on these tools you have for the project and not want to buy some :)

Its pretty amazing that he puts all of his knowledge out there for everyone at no cost, and he's always on the forums answering peoples questions (including me)

Thanks for the tip

Thanks Mike, sorry didn't mean to ask so many questions in one thread, thanks again for all the advice

Because I need a lot of answers :xyxthumbs:

I can't get the picture of the supplies to load... but they had the DA polisher and the "professional" line of waxes polishes and compounds, and also the microfiber correction system and all sorts of pads and rags. It was like a meguairs showcase shelf. Let me know if y'all need better pics.

I have been working on my truck (2006 Dodge Ram 1500 Black) I washed/claybar and went back over with the quick detailer to make sure it was clean. I did one part of the rear driver panel with UC (last car picture I think) a few times with a grey applicator and I can tell that there is...