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If you go with the THin pads for example Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System 5.5 Inch I recommend getting at least 3 orange 3 white, and 2 Black pads. Also get some good microfiber towels. The one made in Korea...

I usually use 3 pads to clean a midsize car.. I havn't personally tried this.. But maybe you can clean the pads then used the polisher at full speed to help dry the pads.

I would go with Option B... and in the Spring Invest in a bottle of compound, finishing polish, and a lsp..

looks like the paint is comming off. I wouldn't mess with it untill it came off then I would look into Touch up Paint or body shop.. Personally I would just leave it and apply wax to it..

Work one section of the car at a time so you don't burn your self out.. HOt water, some brushes, shop vac from bigbox improvement store and cleaners All purpose cleaner or Folex. Clean leave out in the sun to Dry.

Using a Dual action polisher along with Ultimate compound works for me. if you want a little bit more improvement use CarPro CeriGlass with the car pro glass polishing pads.. Warning Carpro Ceriglass can be messy. Have to keep glass lubricated with water.

this stuff beads like crazy for the 1st 30 days then it looks like a regular wax.. The only thing I hate about this wax is the Smell, but everyone has ther preference.

Browsing the web with key words such as "Tactical Led Flash light" and "Pen Led flashlight" yield the following results. J5 Tatical v1 pro flashlight- ThorFire PF01 Tactical LED Flashlight Pen Light Streamlight 66318 MicroStream C4 LED pen One thing in common is that many similiar brands...

If you don't have access to water.. You want to invest in a concentrate of a waterless wash Brand. And stock up on several towels.. IF you have access to Water then a Rinseless wash would be the way to go. Optimum makes some good products.

I can't tell the difference after a good polish.. I have noticed Sealants make my car look darker And Waxes give my car a warm glow.. I used Menzerna Powerlock , Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax, And They look the same after properly being applied. At this point Im after preference If you can...

The only negative I found working on Friends and family cars is that you do such a good job they want to call you again. I love detailing just can't do it for a living. Takes me way too long to do one car :-) This forum has a crap load of knowledge.. Mike phillips has a ton of free articles...

its best to put those clear bras on when the car is new. Wish the dealership would have offered me this option in 2012 :-(

Wish you guys offered Work from home options :-(

thats normal.. Your gonna love that Griots correcting Creme.

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I like the Meguairs foam applicator pad or something similar the MIcrofiber towel is great for removing the polish

a good finishing polish like m205 or Griots perfecting cream will do the trick

Im thinking the problem is coming from your buff off technique. Definitely work with the test spot to perfect your technique and when doing paint correction always work on a cool surface other wise it will be hard to buff off. Causing the hologram affect. Make sure you using the Microfibers...

An Dual action Polisher with a light cutting pad and Meguiars M205 should take that off with no problem