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I never had any luck with souveran, never got that really deep wet look. Until yesterday after 4 layers, each a day apart... finally got my deep wet with warm glow finish..... Finally! Fuzion is more flake popper, great on metallic paints.. not mirror-like finish, but just good brightness and...

Did kitchen top marble with G110v2 + Megs D151 to get rid off bad waterspots... No luck, but marble top was shiny as it can be.....

Need to take a rest after full detail on 3 panels... d*mn can't fight aging.. Oh yeah and second lesson learned... $399 for an LSP is too expensive!!!!!

Isn't it supposed to be a sealant?

p21s concours... cheap, gives you best look for the $$$.... application is easy, can leave it for hours and it still feel like butter to remove.

Late entrance, hope it'll still qualify: Did the following reviews: Polycharger for water-based and solvent-based waxes Finish Kare 425 Extra Slick Final Body Shine, finish care quick detailer, ultra slick detail spray Finally Liquid Souveran Wax achieves the Pinnacle of Perfection. Liquid...

Afraid not that simple... your new car will go through miles and miles of travel between factory to destination, either via truck, ship or drove via road and along the way it's gonna catch rain, dust, etc. Now if you're selling a new car, would you want to have those when the customer come...

How OCD are you? swirl are gonna be there... the more you 'touch' your car, the greater chance of getting swirl. If you're that annoyed by the tiny little imperfection then at least get a D/A machine, polish and LSP, along with the proper washing tools. If not, just go with filler glaze (like...

I use what BobbyG mentioned... soft paint brush, gently brush it on top of the wax to make it melt a bit then brush it on the pad. Spreads thinner and easier. Scrape knife makes a bit of a chunk and the wax's still solid. I often find chunks of wax still attached to my pad and did not...

Geeeezzzz..... if i ever come through that room, i feel like a 5 years old in a candy store BTW what's this? the black CG?

They are different? :wow: Well, thx for the heads up, will look into it next time i'm importing stuff from the US...

Buy a prius...use the gasoline $ for its lease payment.... might not be a good idea..

Wax Buildup: APC, IPA, pencil rubber eraser (yeah this one works like a charm!) Trim/Moulding restrorer: Meguiars Ultimate Protectant...last and doesn't run off, actually read Ultima UTTG works better, but no one sells it here

I would spend probably about $400-$500 into detailing kits, enough to buy D/A and supporting detailing equipments (at least entry level kits), tons of selection on AG... spend the rest of the money into nasty 19" or 20" rims... it isn't bullet proof, but i can drive in style feel like one...

Is it solid red? Haven't tried this with pinnacle, but tried one LSP with similiar characteristic as Souveran and it did change it a bit orange.ish... Maybe it's the yellow carnauba? red+yellow=orange. That's probably the most logical explanation i can think of

Reinhard here...

Allready ahead of you, waiting for this d*mn rain to stop and take out all those nicely wrapped pads. Can't stand them just lying around nicely in plastic bag!!!! they were made to be used up...!!!! lol... well another 2-3 weeks should be enough....

Allright, glad to know that it's not a mechanical/machine problem, now i can rest easier :D

Just acquired lake country 5.5" flat pads and they please me a lot. Previously i used Meguiars 7" pads and lately they bogged down my G110v2, only slow rotational movement even at speed dial 5. It turned out that my pads are curved a bit (only after 4-5 car applications) and only when i...

Well you can try the least agressive method first, if no success then take it up a notch.