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Where do you live? If by chance near Colorado Springs, I will be glad to help you and even let you get experience with both my FLEX3401 and PC. Send a PM if interested. By the way, if you never get a PC or similar polisher, you will always be inexperienced. Orbital polishers are very safe to...

But not as pricey as this: Swissvax.us DIVINE - bespoke wax creation for an individual car or cars, 2x 200ml

Looks like the clear bra did its job protecting the paint. Since you have tried several products/methods to remove the scuff, I agree with pdqgp, time to replace.

An expired credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel is my "go to" tool.

Run from the dealer's offer. If you read the warranty you will probably see that regular "maintenance" by the dealer is required to keep the warranty in effect. This usually translates into more $$$ for the "maintenance." You are not far from Louisville, KY. From this site, see if you can find...

First step is to read the Owner's Manual for advice on cleaning the upholstery. Enjoy your new ride!

I concur with using Meguiar"s No 40. I have used this on tires for at least 5 years now and am very satisfied with it.

Thanks Mike. Great tutorial. I do rinseless wash a bit differently. Once I mix my rinseless solution (ONR) I put pre-folded microfiber towels into the solution. As I take each soaked towel out of the solution, I don't wring it at all. My feeling is the wetter the towel is, the less chance of...

Folex!!!

If it is pine pitch, isopropyl alcohol will remove it with very little effort.

I have been using ONR for a couple of years now. The only thing I notice that it leaves behind is a nice, clean car and a lower water bill. That makes me very happy.

Many manufacturers apply Paint Protection Film (PPF), sometimes referred to as "clear bra" to the area in front of the rear wheels to protect that area from small rocks thrown up by the front tires. To remove it, rather than using a heat gun that can quickly damage the paint if not careful, I...

Next time just use blue painters' tape. No residue.

I am impressed that you have over 2000 pounds of microfiber towels!!!

I was the Accounting and Finance Officer at Sheppard AFB from Feb 1978 to Jul 1980. It was a great assignment along with working with a great staff.

If you are not allergic to poison ivy, then have at it. Otherwise, follow the example of the other detailers and turn down the job. Poison ivy is not fun.

In my opinion, yes, using car covers will result in abraded paint. No matter how well you secure the cover to your car, wind will blow abrasive particles up and under the cover. Then, as the wind causes the covers to ripple and possibly flap in the wind, the abrasion begins and continues.

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Check this out: Metro Blaster SideKick It is one very powerful blower and it is not very loud, so I don't think the neighbors will notice.

I applied Fuzion to my Subaru Outback in Oct 2015. It was still beading when I washed it day before yesterday. However, virtually all washings since last Oct have been with ONR. Since Fuzion is so easy to use, I would still use even if I had to reapply monthly.