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(This was completed a few weeks ago... just now posting it here.) It was a BIG truck, in various ways, but the customer was wanting something 'small' package wise. Budget and time constraints were both key factors (as they usually are) in moving forward with a AIO product. For the record...

Yes, Eric, of Meticulous Detail (I think his screen name is "M-D" here) has used this combo quite a bit and I believe he is pretty happy with it. I have played around with it once, after reading about his results, but not extensively enough to offer a worthwhile opinion. Best regards, -Gabe

It is NOT a very 'good' cleaner... of coated leather. It may clean decently for well cared for coated leather. I prefer APC diluted properly/ steam/ and or dedicated leather cleaner (or a combination of the previously mentioned) to really clean neglected coated leather. EDIT: I find the...

Sounds like your application should turn out fine. I found, after applying CQ UK a few different ways, that the method you mentioned was very similar to mine... which turned out 'good'. I had to wipe the coating pretty firmly to eliminate 'the reappearing' you were mentioning. Black can be...

No good deed goes unpunished!

I have had the same 'trials' that you seem to be describing when applying CQ UK, but first... What was your ambient temp and humidity? What base color? Did you use Eraser? How big of sections were you applying the product to? (IE- two sections per door, 3 sections on hood etc...) Did you...

Hey man, great job... way to battle through. Look, there's gonna be a lot of 'this machine... will speed things up...that machine will speed things up'... and this is true to an extent. However, there are going to be paint systems that are going to require you doing two passes (not section...

Tiffany, Welcome to AG! Where are you located in WA state? -Gabe

Helping you, help you... with my questions- Where in NC are you? What pad were you using originally? What vehicle? What base color?

Joe, You know... you are 'one of those guys' in the detailing world. God has blessed you and my hope is that he will continue to bless you going forward. There are so many challenges in the world of 'detailing'... when I evaluate them... the majority of them prove a 'weakness' for me. Like...

The work you do is truly amazing. I couldn't even spot a lick of dust on that center radio dash console. (Hand shake and high-five) Well done, -Gabe

Considering what you were working with... impressive to say the least. There's a football field worth of sheetmetal there (and stainless and chrome, lol)... I'm sure you were tired! Awesome! -Gabe

I honestly don't know what's better... the detailing or the photos. Either way- It doesn't matter because they both are MAD good. Kudos sir! -Gabe

Awesome job, Evan! Car looks grand! -Gabe

Robert, your words are too nice. I'm sure someone with more experience could have knocked it out in half the time... but with my own vehicles I use them to really flesh out some things and learn as much as I can. It's nice when you are not up against a timeline! Houtman, thank you and am glad...

James, thank you! Thank you! Yes, very much a Chevy guy... but I'm slowly starting to appreciate the Fords of that era too (lol.) Thank you! Exterior- every bit of 40 hours. Interior- 4 hours Kyle, glad we see things eye-to-eye :props: Thank you for the very nice comment! Euphoria, you are...

A little chrome work... but truth be told, all the stainless and chrome needs to be removed and polished. Happy with a green pad and DG 501 for now. IMG_7638 by GabeDellinger, on Flickr IMG_7516 by GabeDellinger, on Flickr IMG_7518 by GabeDellinger, on Flickr Some larger panel shots...

This is going to be a long one. Thanks for your patience! This was a special detail for me, not only because the car is mine but for quite a few reasons I will mention as this post moves along. (I apologize for the pictures... this solid red was really hard to photograph. Sometimes I had...

Thank you! -Gabe

Brian, The BMW looks very, very good for a one-step. Right on man! Adapt looks promising! Did you use Total for interior or exterior? (Or both?) -Gabe