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According to this description, CMW is a cleaner wax. "1.An excellent cleaner/wax used to remove oxidation from all paint, plastic and fiberglass surfaces. 2. Removes grime and road film."

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I have never used CMW, So I'm not sure how strong it is. It could remove your sealant. If you apply the wax before the sealant, the sealant will not be able to properly bond to the finish. After applying the sealant you should wait at least 12hrs for the sealant to cure before topping with your...

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Re: Awesome giveaway for our machine users! I love Autogeek.net and I really need a Grit Guard Pad Washer

I haven't had any issues with my pads. I would contact Edge, ASAP. They'll help you out.

Looks great. Thanks for sharing.

Looks beautiful. I to recently topped my UPP (old formula) with Souveran. Pictures just don't do the justice.

I do not have a foam gun, so I don't know how well that Meg's wash will work with it. Personally I don't care for that wash. I think the gold class is better for a OTC. I wouldn't say the Wolfgang clay is better, than the poly clay . I Own both. The WG clay is a little more aggressive, again...

I might be wrong, but I don't see any wash for the foam gun. Also you need to add some polishes. The surface has to be prepped before you add all those LSP's. Menzerna is a very popular brand here. Also You should think about adding a more aggressive clay such as Wolfgang Elastic Poly Clay...

I believe the old IDS was more of a QD'er, and the SS is a Sealant booster. Or can be used as a stand-alone sealant.

Beautiful!

looks Killer! Great Job.

What kinda durability did you see out of it?

12 to 24hrs. Depends sometimes on the environment the finish is exposed to while the product is curing. Hey Integritydetail, have you tried applying OS over waxes?

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Those I have not used, but I do have the WeatherTech deflectors.

When I got home and checked out my wifes tires, the product was virtually gone. The only thing I could think of would be that our tires were not thoroughly clean, or the amount of product applied just soaked right into the tires. Like I said before I haven't counted this stuff out. Next...

Welcome to the boards. Which are you referring to?

So it doesn't sound like you had any issues with the UDM, just nature. The car getting "dirty" right before your eyes is the nature of the beast. Try working on a black car. On a typical weekend of washing, I wash my car, then my wifes, then I go over my finish with S&W or a quick detailer...