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I'll say it all depends on what your trying to achieve in terms of shine etc applying Wolfgang will remove some of the minor imperfections while your glaze will cover those imperfections for at least a week, lastly remember your last step products in length of durability meaning you apply a...

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You most likely can get away with a semi closed tent as long as there's no wind or anything blowing(hence cause you would use a tent or some sort for the summer as shade to wash your vehicle)

Only idea I can think of is if any of your friends/family have at least a driveway then you can always get one of those enclosed car tents and pop up over the weekend not unless someone here has a space near by you that don't mind helping a fellow geek though going back to searching on...

Welcome to autogeek, sweet looking firebird

Congratulations, looks like your gonna have lots of fun pampering him/her, enjoy

Sweet looking logo, it will catch lots of attention, overall i think its perfect just as it, smooth yet clean cut

Welcome back, congratulations on your two new bundles of joy, and don't worry so much we are always here for ya whenever you get a spare moment....happy detailing

Cool rides, you definitely perfected each and everyone of them artworks to a standard that will have them all coming back time and time again

Ill say leave it also especially since it will be your daily driver though if you insist then ill suggest blue masking tape over the emblems thus to help kinda visualize the vehicle without them.

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Happy to hear such great father and son moment he will enjoy and remember all these times for sure

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What a canvas, deep mirror shine like no other wow...keep on apply your magic to all paintworks you coat

It will work just have faith you cant win em all though you can win most and learn from the mistakes and come back stronger all us geeks are here cheering you on throughout your encounters....happy detailing/good luck

Like stated previous you can use ONR though take into consideration if your paint system is soft, medium, or hard due to the ease of marring etc and also consider rinseless washing first then clay or spray the panel down with water then clay

Plus one on raysanni post ill add that also be open minded to all customers request, use a general plan unless requested for a more in depth, also try to be eco-friendly when you can since your out west where water. Is restricted at times lastly once your established branch out to your closes...

As long as the surface does not have a previous LSP(wax/sealant) then yes a good wash, clay, then sealant should do fine but if you do have a previous wax or sealant on the paint then its best to use something like chemical guys citrus wash to remove old LSP you can also a few drops of dawn too...