Recent content by paulff3

Hi Mike, I'm not sure. Few years... Does it go bad with time? I know Klasse says their product does not.

Went through my car with Klasse, a LC white pad and DA. I was going to finish with BLACKFIRE Sealant, gave it a good shake and went to put drops on a MF square. It came out like water of the bottle. Anyone experience this? The bottle has not been subjected to high or low temps.

1. Fusso Coat 99 (if you haven't tried this, you really should) 2. Rejex - best protection against bird bombs.

These are our two commuter cars. Both were: Washed with Meguiar's Ultimate Wash & Wax Dried with Absorber Paint prepared with Griot's DA, LC white pad & p21s Paintwork Cleanser Sealed with: The Mazda was sealed with Fusso Coat 12 Month Coating The Focus was sealed with CG M-Seal The Focus...

Rejex - amazing shine and protection from birds Pinnacle Advanced Swirl Remover - removes swirls and leaves a beatuful shine. Griot's DA - powerful and easy to use DA.

Eagle One Gel Wax. Worst product ever created.

I know, but they are a must in New England. I drive route 93 every day. It's brutal out there. I took the shot of the hood because it was the worst panel. 3 applications of SwirlX @ speed 3-4 with the Griots and the 5.5 white flat pad. If I went faster the product broke down quite fast. I...

I know. I'm an all natural tire type of guy. I did clean them.

My car had swirls when I bought it new thanks to the dealer. I finally removed them last weekend with the help of a new Griot's DA. Products: Wash - Meguiars Deep Crystal Meguiars Body Scrub by hand Meguiars SwirlX - applied with Griot's DA, 5.5 inch Lake County Flat White Pad Duragloss...

Hi, I would like to clean & detail portions of my engine bay and I have found the paint comes off easily. Paint comes off with rubbing alcohol (I was putting on a oil change sticker) and NXT wax. Anyone have experience with this? Thanks, Paul

I have not. I'm just chiming in with good words for Langka.

I would suggest Langka. I have had very good success. The key for me is a very good (small) brush and laquer thinner. Keep the brush clean and only use just enough paint to fill the chip. With practice you'll develop your own techniques.

Always wanted to go to SEMA. Would be fun!!! Please add me. Paul