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Meg twins, hmmm.....don't forget the baby oil for the 105! Wish I could join you guys but still waiting for the little one to arrive.

Nice turn around guys! Wish I could have been there....

I know people who mix their own hot sauces...

I did a friends black Saturn Sky that got caught in a house fire. Looks a lot like the photo's you posted. Some areas of the car were hazed out pretty badly. I had Pinnacle Advanced Swirl Remover and their Finishing Polish on hand at the time. I used LC orange pads first with ASR and then...

Just realized I have 27,781 more post to go to catch up to you Mike....

Hunter09, as the veterans of this industry say, do a spot first. In this case, with 205. Try with different pads. If you get the results you want, then you ARE getting the job DONE with the least aggressive method therefore leaving more paint on the car. Good Luck buddy:xyxthumbs:

Agreed Rsufer, 205 gets the job done!

Yes, baby oil instead of water. I tried water and an ONR solution but it did little in helping. I didn't get that fanatical (IPA wipes in between). I had some RIDS and usual swirl marks (light) that I wanted to correct. I am happy with the results. Yes, I did find myself using more towels.

For me, I was working on RIDS throughout the car.

That is what I used, an orange LC flat pad and then onto a white LC flat pad with 205. Came out darn near perfect. Now if Tropical Storm Isaac would only go away......

Hunter09, With a fresh clean pad, I held the spray nozzle probably 8" to a foot from the pad. I adjusted the nozzle so it would spray a fine mist. Then add product to the pad. I was able to buff out half my hood before going back & spritzing the pad again (broke my hood into 8 sections). The...

Just posted thread to Camaro5. They'll enjoy this! Thanks Mike.

Poured it an a spray bottle. Adjusted the nozzle to get a fine mist. Worked perfectly.

It's better than throwing out a bottle you dislike due to dusting. Those that balk at probably hear the horror stories of people applying too much oil then experience hydro-planning.

8 -10 hours of work for $135.00? You deserve much more compensation provided your skill set is there.

Robert, cleaning pads wasd a breeze. No difference in cleaning procedure. Besides, the amount of oil used is miniscule.

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You crack me up Mike! :D

Great Job!