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I am in the same boat has you. Definitely love my flex 3401. Highly recommend getting the LC interchangeable plate system. Use the included 4" bp. Paired with 5" hybrid lake country pads it is about as good as it gets.

Wrong. The steps may be the same but not the exact same end result. Gloss is different One is semi permanent and others permanent

Are you sure that is actually polish? Maybe the primer underneath is lighter?? Surprised that a heavy ipa used immediately after didn't take care of it. I have a black vehicle that has tiny chips that look similar but it is just the chip.... Use a clothes iron to create steam.

Long.... but good video

Wet sanding followed by compound followed by polish. Do you have pictures? I'm sure others will want to see a picture to make the best recommendation based on the scratches.

Gloss coat = semi permanent Opti coat 2.0 = permanent and no longer available.

Edit....tannin stain removers are NOT the most effective at removing wine coffee tea....Oxidizers are typically much more effective.

It's good to see they are offering stuff for you detailers. But if you really wanna become an expert take a class or go to a local supplier. Jon don, interlink. But be careful. Some stuff is highly concentrated and is possible to take color out of carpet and upholstery. Fiber rinse is great...

Not necessarily. I honestly don't know why you would use an acid 1st. This makes absolutely no sense. Maybe meguairs need to take an IICRC class on carpet and upholstery if they are truly recommending a fiber rinse prior to pretreatment for general soiling and stains. Most stains are on the...

You are on the right track. Pro's choice is the way to go.

With the right products and education it is possible to remove. I'd say I have a 20-50% success rate. Many times using the wrong products will set stains.

An alkaline doesn't neutralize an alkaline...(i highly doubt folex is alkaline) A solvent will dissolve shoe polish. Ideally you want to use one made for carpet and upholstery but goo gone or goof off will work okay. Just rinse like crazy with water. Matt Professional carpet cleaner

Chemical guys blacklight Prima amigo Both help fill and hide light scratches

Not gonna throw it on that ferrari???? Come on now....

I bet you don't even need an acid in the rinse cycle. Go test ph and I bet it's neutral. It uses a ton of water and agitation to easily rinse soap.

Pinnacle is good stuff.

Another vote for the flex....especially for heavy correction work.

It cleans the paint and has a fine polish in it.....also it doesn't contain wax. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-expert-featuring-mike-phillips/28519-benefits-light-paint-cleaner-cleansing-lotion-pre-wax-cleaner.html...

Make sure you read this http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/40243-collinite-845-definitive-how-guide-legendary-wax.html

If the paint is in good shape go straight to collinite. If not cleaner wax will remove light oxidation from paint.