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Autopia.org (also owned by PBMG, which owns autogeek) is where you can discuss this product line. Many of the same members are on both forums

PERL is the shiniest I have used AND recommend. I have used shinier, but they sling, whereas PERL has not slinged for me.

Thanks!! I believe it was pro bono because it was used in Mike's book. Can't wait to see it!

On May 15th, I got to detail a boat with Mike Phillips and a rag tag crew of detailers @ Autogeek! It was a ton of fun, but lots of hard work and here is a journey of what we went through. Thanks for looking :) Got to the Autogeek headquarters early in the morning around 8:30 AM ready for a...

OP is asking for coatings...

Looks great!

It's never been the easiest to apply, or the best smelling, but the durability and the sheeting and beading are INSANE! A spray version would be interesting to say the least!

Don't think temp was an issue

How clean was your pad? Another thing to think may be that it's really soft paint. Try polishing with the finishing glaze and a red pad.

Just got back from a night out with my friends and gf and got to see this. Thank you all, it's so nice of you all! Really appreciate it :D

Yeah I did one that was a 1999 I believe. That paint was ROCK hard. Hardest paint I've ever come across. Meguiar's M105 wasn't even knocking on the swirls. I ended up having to use M101 on it. I can't remember too well but the interior seemed pretty standard for dodges at the time. Nothing...

Thanks all!!!! Really appreciate it! Appreciate you starting the thread, Mike!! Thanks Al! Thank you :dblthumb2: Thanks, Pat!! Thanks Don!! Thank you Frank! Great working with you these past few days :props: Thanks Chris!! Hope everything is well in Orlando :buffing: Thank you...

I'm coming!

Is there no orange peel on your car?!?

One is made for general apc use and the other is made specifically for cars. I feel safer using the one made for cars, especially on thousands of dollars worth of seats and covers...

I've found claying to be more to allow you to polish without any worries. If you polish without claying you can pick up those bonded contaminates and scratch your car in this wonderful circular pattern all over. Since it doesn't seem like that happened, I wouldn't even worry about it. Polishing...

Thanks! :xyxthumbs: Hmm, interesting, gonna have to take a second look! I think I'm done changing colors though, everytime I do something ends up not perfect and it drives me insane lmao! OCDetailing at its finest I think we got to give more credit to the FG400 here. That stuff is just...

Now that we're ready to do some polishing, I thought I would bring up the topic of restoring headlights. Here's the next two videos in the ongoing series, parts 22 and 23. As always, thanks for watching! How to Restore Headlights by Buffer: How to Restore Headlights Using a Buffer - Exterior...