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If those are actual scratches and not transfer marks on top of the glass, you're pretty much SOL. Would not even bother trying to polish them with glass cutting pads and cerium oxide. Such a messy process and won't do much if you can feel the scratch. "Feel the scratch" is code for "it's too...

I was looking at something like this: Nano autotriz polisher kit 3.0 - kit polishing m14-tax free | eBay Looks like some kind of attachment for a rotary buffer. I just don't know how effective those tiny pads are and how long they last or where to get replacements.

Yes, we offer door cup PPF at my work and do it a bit here and there, but not everybody wants to pay for that... I agree, but doing this every day one door cup here, one door cup there....it adds up. I know it can be done by hand, and looking for ways to minimize fatigue and get better...

What are you guys using to correct door cup areas (area behind door handle)? I usually just do it by hand, but there's gotta be a better way right? The ibrid Rupes polisher is too big for most door cups. Is there something smaller and more flexible to really reach in there?

Buy one machine and various size backing plates. Would be a big waste of money to buy alot of machines for just a couple family vehicles.

That's a beautiful GT3RS. Great job!

Very sorry for your loss. I hope you and your family get through this difficult time.

Sorry about your daughter. Maybe look at becoming an authorized coating installer? A lot of them are really not that hard to apply and it will put your name on the map and give you more recognition. We pretty much completely went away from wash&seal services at my shop (unless it's a...

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Chemical Guys is garbage. Not sure if I am allowed to post that (in case AG sells that brand).

Do NOT try wetsanding stuff on your car. You can easily cause irreversible damage. If the scratch is through the clear, no amount of sanding will remove it, just get some touchup paint for those deeper ones and learn to live with it. Since you like Meguiars, I HIGHLY recommend you get a bottle...

I cannot believe this is real...

Exactly. Why would anyone want to go through that hassle anyways?

I guess every coating AG sells is a bad ceramic coating then....

I use Collinite 476 on my snow blower. 2 coats.

If you're so experienced with both buffing and sanding, why would you not just try both ways and see which method is saving you time while yielding the required results? Seems pretty simple to me. I don't work on cars that need sanding but I do use a TON of wool and M100. Never saw the need for...

Don't wetsand anything unless you have experience or at least some type of basic training. You can run into problems very quickly. Practice on a junk panel first before doing a customer car.

Go ahead bud, the ONR wash process sounds like a PERFECT fit for you! Good luck!

Don't even waste your time with doing ONR on a salty car. What a nightmare process that is. You're literally just wiping salt around and not removing it from the areas that really matter and might cause rust on your vehicle (undercarriage/wheel wells/door jambs/ hood jamb). I did ONR once on my...

They seriously still have cars and coffee this time of year? After that hell of a week we had with the weather and still salt everywhere? I though people would be storing those nice cars by now.