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You had me at 80 degrees......... LOL!

Todd, You are just very didicated to your work. You are passionate about what you do and it shows in your work and clients. I've just been involved in so many threads about there being just one way and one way only to detail/correct paint. I'm passionate to the end results. That's all that...

Nice work and write up. Thanks for this real-world detail.

Do you think it could be applied with a MF applicator easily? Do you think it would extend the use of the product aka less waste? Thanks Scott!

They will work with it but not as well as with a rotary. This is what they were designed for. The PC cannot generate enough heat to break down the polish/compounds correctly. You will need to add a lot of pressure and take your time. Try not to use them on a cool, humid day either. These are...

To me, it's all in the polishing. Not the polish alone and not the technique alone but the combined effort. That, and preference.......and a satisfied client.

That is a fair price for the work that you do Todd. I saw this post a month or so back on another forum. Nice work and writeup.

I had a 2003 Spa Yellow (go figure!) and loved it. I loved everything about it. The lease was so great on it too! Nice work on the finish!

Once again, it's all about preference and results. If you get the results, who should care about your preference of techiniques?

Just saw this detail done by a well thought of detailer.... 1956 T-Bird with a Superior Shine !!!!!!!! - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online He used #105 only.......no other polishes.

I've simply found that I can take 8 different polishes and eventually, by varying conditions aka pads, pressure, heat, I can get the SAME results from all of them. I wish one's would understand that there is no exact to this hobby/business. It's all about personal preference and that's all that...

Just like jesse said above. With #7, you want to do one panel at a time and then remove.......DO NOT LET IT DRY! I like to wait about an hour or so before topping it though.

BTW....... This place just doesn't feel the same as it did a year ago.

I knew you would be chiming in with dislike once this was posted. I've seen your posts about System One and the owner on Slam-topia. It's working for a lot of people. Does that somehow bother you? #105 is very good by the way.

NXT 2.0 and MALCO's Aqua Wax. The new 2.0 last 8+ weeks. Slickness......2-3! MALCO's Aqua Wax is a spray sealant that lasts 6+ weeks and can be reapplied when drying. At 16.00 a gallon, it's one of the best out there.

Damn........How did I forget Power Gloss? One of the best compounds out there and it's relatively inexpensive.

Oh you are so very right!!! I'm glad you all have enjoyed this. This single write up has persuaded me into purchasing the Mirka wet sanding kit and paint guage.

Surf City is the best cleaner but that's only 25% of the equation....... 75% is the towel.

This is simply one the best detailing write ups I've ever seen. One can just take pics of their work and post them or you can make it a tutorial and help others. This gentleman did it all!!! Offyourmarks - Jag Paramount. Major work needed. - Detailing World

Any AIO that has a wax/sealant in it will fill.......it's WAX!!! If you took the wax out, then you would have just a polish......then why would you need an AIO? This one is the best though all around. I mixed it trying to get the best of both the PwS and APO60. APO is awesome enough by itself.