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Have you tried Dodo's red mist tropical?

IMO, there is not a single product in the Prima line that doesn't work as advertised. Thanks for the review.

Sorry to hear about your hands becoming irritated. Some people have particularly sensitive hands, others have particularly sensitive hands to certain chemicals. I'm glad to say that I don't have to wear gloves when using UWW, but this thread is a good reminder to take precautions when...

I could be wrong, but it sounds as if the lighting that you are looking @ the car and seeing streaks has changed from that when you were applying it. Are the streaks the never ending type that change with the direction in which you wipe?

Wow. Great work. That paint looks crazy glossy. -The models don't look too bad either! :)

I do this too^. I have a couple of extensions for different areas of the car and angles. It is a good idea to cover the extension with foam, in the case you bump an interior piece with it.

Wow! I forgot about QEW.

I prefer the Meguiars detailer line glass cleaner to Stoners also.

Sweet pad collection. Could you share your thoughts on the best pad for soft paint (assuming you have already compunded).

Put a microfiber bonnet over the pad, or trap a piece of mf'r in between the pad and the paint and spritz with water. You really have to work powerfinish for a while, or there is a lot of residue to wipe off. In the future, you might try Menzerna po16fa (aka superfinish) on particularly soft...

If you don't trust Mike Phillips, I wouldn't know who to trust.

micro-restore is bogo RIGHT NOW!

Re: 1994 Porsche 964 Turbo 3.6 - Modeled by Jana and Amy Wow. That black looks insane with the Cquartz on top. The owner has to be pleased with the results, and Autogeek with the photo shoot. BTW, the car wrangler mentioned earlier is named "Page", and is married to the host of another speed...

ahhh crap... every meet is always so far from me.

I would like to know the above also!

That doesn't include any tire dressings, microfiber or machines. LOL. I'm an addict for sure.

IMO, although a bit dated, both of the p21s waxes are excellent. I find the blue lid (concours) version to be fairly durable and have a "self cleaning" effect.

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Dr. Oldz, have you ever tried Glasur?

JBL, I am pretty close to Cherry Hill also. I work in Haddonfield.