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1. What was your first car? 69 Mustang 302 Boss 2. What is your favorite product line to work with? Meguiars and Poorboys 3. How many waxes do you currently own? 5 4. What is your favorite part about the forum? Seeing others opinions about products and procedures. 5. When detailing what step...

Several coats of Klasse topped with Souveran!

Put me in. Be proud to show my colors. lol

Hope things have been looking up for you lately.

I would like to see a Menzerna trial somewhere. You pick the poison as there are a bunch to pick from. Some heavy cutters to fine finishers. I have been just starting to use Menzerna. One thing I notice that it takes very little polish to work and it works for a long time before it starts...

It's amazing how much you can bring that 42 yo gel-coat back with the buffer. Looks great.

Looks like a lot of " fun " to be had here. lol I like to died when I saw the Shamrock had been reduced to masking duty. lol

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Are you signed into the forum when you go shopping in the store?

LOL.... Never mind. Grats to the winners!

Would love to try this combination out. Just got a New 5" LC Backing plate for my PC from AG. I have been trying out the 5.5 " LC CCS pad set I just purchased. Been reading so much about these new pads and Meg #105 and #205. I think that would be a neat review for myself. Love trying new...

I would go with the white pad too.

If you look at the Meguiars link Dalton left you above. The pigmented coat is still there on all these pictures. The picture you posted of your car lookslike the pigmented coat has peeled away. If that is so, It's paint failure. When you have clearcoat failure, most of the time the damage...

That looks like paint failure to me. It looks like the pigmented coat has failed down to the primer. Ford had this issue with a metallic gray years ago. That was why I asked what kind of car it was. I think the whole car might have to be painted. If that is paint failure. It will likely...

I actually own a LGM that I have had for 10 years or better. I have used it many time on auto carpet it it does a fairly decent job. It can surprise you that it does as good as it does. Like you, I cannot justify spending the 700 or so for a professional machine for my own personal cars and...

Gotta get one of these things for sure. May be a birthday gift to myself in November! lol

Looks like the problem is only where the wheel weights are mounted. Myabe the wheel weights are causing a coating failure. The are a few pics where there are no weights. Thought the weights may have been there from a previous set of tires.

Use it to buff inside of truck lid or underside of hood. I use a spot buff pad mounted to drill.

What kind of car is this happening on? Make and model. etc.

Old School is correct. Years ago, before the introduction of microfiber, we used baby diapers as they were much softer than terry cloth. I will stick with the microfibers for wiping the paint.