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Excellent work on those wheels,

That looks to be some sort of air contamination/fallout, use something like iron x then clay bar the area and shall get rid of those spots

Jaw dropping transformation, keep up great work

She's a beauty indeed, just love how to sun makes that copper tone pop...keep up the outstanding performance

Sounds like a great experience, hence nice descriptive wording too, helps one visualize the various highs and lows of said products...... Happy detailing

I've removed various parts from my vehicles to cleaned behind and or add protection from interior panels, light fixtures, even certain engine parts the point is feed the detailbug, and OCDness until full from a standpoint your most comfortable with...happy detailing

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Iron x is an important step because it penetrates deeply to remove harmful contaminates that can dull, and or destroy said paint schemes prematurely to better say iron x and similar products can extend the life in said areas as long as joint with a maintenance regime.......just my theory

As long as the paintwork is lightly soiled you should be fine with rinesless wash just be sure to have plenty of quality microfiber towels, wipe in one direction, flip often, let the microfiber do the work, also remember there will always be some imperfections resulting from washing hence its...

Your gonna most likely need this fitting http://www.autogeekmobile.net/bosch-fitting.html See...

Welcome back, excellent work on all those artworks

She's a beauty, flawless flakes in the paint too, as for your question it sounds as if your trying to strip the old wax, sealant, lsp while decontaminating the paint which will work though my suggestion would be to iron x the paintwork then clay bar the vehicle for the reasons that Dawn, or any...

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For some Audi wheels you definitely stay on top of them, they are pristine and that glaze adds that extra pop that have you stare in amazement

Welcome to autogeek, as for question number one I would suggest you have two or more of each pad to evenly distribute the saturation among the pads as for question number two Chemical Guys VSS is a alright product just mostly hype also another one step suggestion would be Menzerna Medium Cut...

Plus one on dcjredline post though only thing I'll add is applying a leather conditioner will basically just give back vitamins to the material, keep it supple, help it withstand daily use a bit better though you pick what you like best

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Wheel woolies the largest one should help also getting a old wash mitt or cheap one and stick your hand in is also another idea followed by jacking the vehicle up to gain the much needed access Also consider this too http://www.detailing.com/store/ez-detail-go-ez-wheel-brush.html

Outstanding work, though while you may not have detailed in a while your skills are still razor sharp with that said fake your time and don't over do anything for the first few details, P.S good luck removing/Lessing that scratch