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Excellent answer!

One spray on a towel is plenty for one section. On the towel not on the car.

Weather or not a car has a coating,you need to remove the clear responsibly to remove the spots.and trust me,they will reappear sitting in the sun at a show on a so called collector car.so I fail to understand your point?

I'll be doing a review on my experience with the Boss system shortly

I have used both,and in my opinion Griots is hands down the choice!

If you like waxing, try a bunch of things!

I would go with Gyeon prime or Kamakaze Myabi. Both make white blind you!

I would not, blowing out after each pass is better if you can.

I don't know why I waited so long to try Griots, but since Rod Kraft went to work for them, I have been converted and love everything that I've used!Nice work!

Softer pad for the final polish would be the first thing I would try. Not familiar with the menzerna products,so I would recommend Griots perfecting cream. I've been doing a lot with Griots and really like them.

I would wipe with 91% alcohol and polish it out.

Excellent!

Absolutely,!

If I do a car that has water spots I use the IR lamp to make sure the spot are gone. If not I do what is needed to remove the remaining marks. Obviously measuring the paint as I go. We coat a lot of collector cars mainly for the ease of maintenance for the client, but as a side effect they look...

I consider it part of the detail, do it on every car

Excellent products, no priming of microfiber pads is needed and even though the same company makes them, they put menzerna to shame!

Like everyone said it is tinted clear, it just shows that indeed you remove paint when you polish.

Are the problems only on the repainted panels? If so are you positive the marks are not from sanding marks under the clear?

Absolutely the best drying towels on the market!!!

My friend at Griots Rod Kraft told me the paint is as perfect as he has ever seen! Griots does all they're own work which I think is very cool!