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Fabric softener will makes towels do that, are you sure none for one them?

Yeah dude, I'm forty and am detailing as a last resort because I was too lazy to go to school. Trust me detailing is twice as hard when you get older when your body starts to hurt. You can make ok money but it's not glamorous work for most of us. You should bust your ass in school and land a...

You're right that is a bit off the wall, it must be nice to have cash like that just laying around the trunk, sheesh.

That's so funny I've been asking myself this same question. I'm getting some nicer cards made and am going after upper middle class (more about that in a post tomorrow), but I'd like a fancier way to say what I do without saying "detailing". It makes me feel like a glorified car washer, which is...

Looks awesome. You spray the coating on with a paint sprayer? That's new to me, can you share more details about that?

She sounds like a Christine

Wow it's the worst having to deal with all this because of some idiots not paying attention. Sorry that happened man. On the bright side, we're all now qualified to take the BAR thanks to Jbirk. Im the MAN

I heard a rumor that using neoprene gloves are the way to go but I've never tried it since I haven't come across any at a decent price. It's the material wetsuits are made from or wetsuit gloves I guess.

I still get blown away every time I use my cheap pumice stone when I need to de-shed anything in a car. Who'd ever thunk a rock can be that effective on pet fur and lint.

Nice! I'm a Meg's guy but this sure makes me want to pick up a bottle and give Menz a test run.

A lot of scratch repair kits come with a putty filler and paint leveler liquid. You basically rub the paint into the scratch after the filler dries and use the paint leveling solution to wipe the access paint off around the scratch. Try doing some research on that.

Cool, thanks for clearing that up for me guys

Wow look at that hangar! I'm afraid someone will ask me to clean a RV and I won't have a clue what price to quote. How much do you guys charge?

Wow you are the master

Can someone elaborate on what forced rotation means? Thanks.

That looks exactly like what I have to deal with when it dries too fast using California tap water. The water here is horrible, twenty years ago washing and drying a car was a lot easier and didn't do this.

I think this is one of those trial and error situations. If it were me I would spray paint it. Try brushing some on and see how it goes. You can always wipe it off real quick and then adjust your technique of you need to. You'll need to paint it thin and then feather the edges best you can to...

I am going to guess its a lot like Meg's white wax. It's basically a cleaner wax with extra cleaners in it.

I don't recall seeing it mentioned. Also he said it's mostly a weekend car not driven much, so I assumed the problem was on the inside. If that's the case my mistake.

I think after you get your machine the Ultimate compound will obliterate those remaining swirls with those orange pads. You may want to try Ultimate Polish first. Always go for the least aggressive method that works. What color did you say the car is?