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Now go buff something would ya? LOL! Pics are required.

All you need is SIP, 106FF (Nano), and APO 60. APO60 can remove a ton of swirls on its own. Protection last 8-10 weeks.

Actually, #80 is one of the best polishes for oxidized single stage paint. I've used it a ton on paint like this. Once I saw what the APO60 had done, there was no reason to even try it. And like you said, I was done once I buffed off the APO. Saved an easy 45 minutes.

The only drawback is price. 49.95 for a quart which would probably get you about 5-6 of these vehicles done. That still is only 10.00 per vehicle though. It probably saved me an hour though........which is 50.00 to me. So why am I biotching about the price of APO 60?!?!?! lol!

Very nice work Todd. It's much appreciated here. I really admire you.

Awesome!!!! The SchMitt just got better!!!

Thanks budman! I have realized too that it does not take an aggressive approach on oxidized paint. It's just a thin layer. It's actually easier than doing a clear coat correction my opinion. All of the defects are in the oxidation!

Afters.....

I know what you all are thinking. Why am I posting a '91 Mazda? Well this on only has 30,000 miles on it! It was owned by an elderly lady. She just passed away and it now has a new owner. When the owner brought it in to have it's oil changed, the technician saw the oxidized paint (single stage)...

I totally agree. Simply one of the worst waxes I've used. It says pasted but it's a goo. I didn't even let it totally dry on a panel and it was so hard to remove. DG needs to take heed on this and do something. They have such a nice line up and they need a good paste wax.

OMG! Very nice! In what department did you find those bottle in?

If it's anything like the old ones, we are in for a treat. I've had my 4 Guzzlers for over a year now and they still work like new! Very few stains too. Excellent quality.

I'd say they need to make a Fat Head of him for our wall! 'stache and all!

Good point on the shipping trhland. When I started out, I spent 20-30.00 a month in shipping. That's crazy. PM me when you can. I have some suggestions for you.

Tire dressing is a detailers major expense.........both from the cost of the product and the time it takes to apply it. To date, the best dressing for me ist No-Touch Wet'n Protect. It has a fine spray and dries in seconds. It evenly coats the wells to hiding any inperfections. I always keep...

That's a given. I was just stating that I be trying it out with these as well as the rotary. There are already tons of reviews for it.

5.5 is a must for the PC or UDM. It feels ten times stronger and cuts twice as well with this size pad. Physics and the mass of the pad I bet. These look neat though.

I plan on testing my samples with a PC, UDM, FLEX, and a Cyclo. All with various pads. Who wants to bet that we will have a winner on all machines? I do.

Poli-Seal gets 2 months durability by itself. To my knowledge, OPS and OS were not designed as a system to work together specifically.

Search "system one" in Google. It's the first one that pops up. I have some samples coming. Toto's reviews sold me on it. The videos are nice too.........they are on their website. I want to eliminate my bazzillion bottles and just have one compound/polish.