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Thanks. Can you recommend a beginners PTG I can grow with, and an idea of how to read the numbers? And last question for now... what's with the red light? :)

Ok so, every-time you correct or polish, you have 20 freshly washed and dried pads? Do you just rinse off after they sit in APC and then air dry? I've just never heard of anyone using that many pads.

Thanks for the reply. Can you give an example here? When you say that, I read this -- "In cases where you don't want to pay for a full ceramic... you can spray sealant" :)

This. My mom has a 1994 S-class with 0 paint maintenance done, barely even car washes done, and the paint has held up like a bullet.

Hi Scott. I've read every single one of your Show'n'Shine's here on AG, but I've never asked this question till now. I'm a newb and wondering what the paint measuring tool does for you, as I don't see others really utilizing that. Does it help you determine what correction/pad/polish combo to...

im confused. during your correction and polishing process, you use 20 different pads?

My God, you do some beautiful work. OP, quick unrelated question if you will indulge me. What's the point of a maintenance spray like Reload over a ceramic coating when you went through all the effort and cost of the ceramic coat itself, as a customer? Meaning, is the ceramic coat not good...

I think the Flex is intimidating for beginners who don’t want to damage their paint. I’m a beginner and have the same fear, legit or not? @Mike Phillips also Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Why clay and polish if you weren't going to do a re-coat? Did your 'coating' pick up contaminants? If so, sounds like it was time for a re-coat anyway?

wow... that tractor!

Hey, I'd recommend posting on other sites for this Q that are not dedicated to auto detail. i.e. reddit subs, i can ping you a few good ones full of mechanics.

Car looks cool but I wouldn't want to be in any kind of car accident in these things. Looks like its as strong as a lunchbox. Sent from my LGMS428 using Tapatalk

100k? Wow Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks amazing man. Can you advise what you used on interior? (I mean the plastic/vinyl/etc, not carpet as you already answered that)..

Is the leaf blower OK do you guys think? I've seen some people use it but others using dedicated auto driers .. do the auto dryers produce warm heat versus a leaf blower probably has cold air? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not sure what a glass or nano coating is, but yeah -- people are doing 'ceramic' coatings.

So you're telling me all waxes on the market save for optimum car wax do not protect against UV?

I didn't understand this. So because you use deionized water, it drips mostly to the floor and by the time you use a drying towel to dry the car, it isn't that wet and doesn't make your towel that wet?

what about interior cleaning; is that thrown in with your paint category?