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is actually one bucket with a divider in the middle. It is especially useful when I'm on my walkboard detailing the top of a vehicle.

I agree 100%. I purchased this car last year from the original owner who bought the car new in Sept 1989. He had the luggage rack added by the dealer when he bought the car. I've been looking for another trunk lid with the original Crystal White paint without the luggage rack in excellent...

Original 1990. ONR, clayed, BCS. Not bad for a 28 year old car.

My guess would be because Flash products are not offered by Autogeek.

The best wheel and tire cleaner I have found. Dilute per instructions. Flash Brown Royal Non-Acid Wheel & Tire Cleaner

I use the Milwaukee M18 Compact Blower to assist in drying especially in cracks and from behind trim and badges. I already have the Milwaukee line of cordless tools so this was a no-brainer. It is lightweight and does a good job. It does require a 5.0 battery to last any length of time though.

Brown Royal. That's all.

Cheap and easy.

BFCS. Easy to apply, adds protection and makes the paint pop.

I would like to know too.

1990 MX5 with 108,000 miles. Original.

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You said "quick" dust removal. The California Duster is one of those tools some people love and others hate. The CD works fine for "quick" dust removal and is safe, IMHO, if used properly. I've had colors on my vehicles from black to white and colors in between and have never had a problem...

Thank you and I salute all my fellow military veterans!

I've been using Megs QID and have had no issues. What specifically are you talking about when you say "problem"? Thanks

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You don't have to spend hundreds of dollars for a decent ozone generator. I bought one on eBay for around $100 and it does the job. There are a lot of YouTube videos on how to effectively use one. Good luck.

I just applied a coat of BFCS this week after NanoSkin fine and CarPro Eraser. I thought about applying 845 but after reading this thread I think I'll just apply a second coat of BFCS.