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I'm not sure if that was a typo but don't ever "clay" your tires, it will do nothing but ruin your clay.

For the areas you just can't possibly get with a machine these work great: CCS Euro Foam Hand Polish Applicators - Hand polish, hand detail, foam applicators, CCS foam pads, polishing pad

DP High Performance Glass Restorer removes etched water spots from auto glass and restores perfect clarity. Apply with a polisher or applicator for

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It should be just fine. I would just look close for any dust that might have settled on it.

That pretty much sums up my thoughts on UC.

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I don't know if this will help you but it's a good read anyway: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/27892-old-school-aluminum-slotted-mag-wheels-extreme-makeover.html http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/40091-how-determine-what-type-wheels-you-have.html

:iagree: Rinseless is the only way to go!

:iagree: I have a couple of the HF brushes which do work but since I bought the Daytona there is no comparison, well worth the money.

I think Bobby is spot on with this one. I've never used BFGEP but I use something similar, Prima Amigo. I've been looking at BFGEP and will probably try it when I run out of the Amigo. I really like that it hides light swirls because my soft black paint gets swirls when the wind blows and I...

I've heard "Sea Foam" is good stuff to put inside your engine.

That's what I'm looking for, longevity and heat resistance, not glossy I prefer a satin finish. Thanks Jeff.

Looks like to me the fancy key is just an allen wrench.

I have UTTG, 303AP DG 531 and PB TR, of these 4 which in your opinion is the best for the rubber and plastic on and around an engine? Thanks in advance for your input. Dave

If you want to remove the LSP before polishing you could use this: Griot's Garage Paint Prep, Griots Paint Cleaner, Prewax cleaner

I find 845 very easy to wipe off but I have never left it on for 30 minutes, 10 at the most, everything I have read is the longer you leave it on the harder to wipe off, it's almost a WOWO.

Is the LC gold pad the Kompressor pad?

When I was looking for a wax pad most of the advice I got was a Hydro-Tech Crimson 4" on a 3.5" backing plate, I'm very glad i listened to the advice, it works great and the smaller size gets into much smaller areas so less work by hand.

There are a lot of good threads on here about cleaning leather, just search leather. One of the most popular products is Leatherique, I have used it and it works good. It is messy and time consuming but it works. I know there are 2 reviews on here, 1 from me and a very good one from CeeDog. One...