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This week-end with nothing to do because of Tropical Storm Isaac keeping us indoors, what better thing to do than detail your car! I started Friday night washing & claying the car. Prepping for correction work on Saturday & Sunday. I started with Meg's 105 and quickly remembered two of its...

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Happy Birthday Nick!

See you there Mike.

We can only use 3" pad though. Anything larger and we run the risk of burning paint on edge lines!

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I really wish I could be there but this week's schedule is filled with Dr appointments for the little guy on the way.....

Do feeder-oils offer any benefit in clear coats?

Mike, I understand this car is single stage paint and #7 makes total sense using in this case. Does #7 offer any benifit for clear coats? Can you still use it as a filler and then top off with sealant or wax? Reason I ask is because I do not want to be removing every single swirl mark evey...

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Re: Sign-up: 1941 Plymouth Coupe - Thursday Night Clinic - June 7th Should be there!

Clean up some very old S K Wayne wrenches my father left me when he passed. Did a pretty good job. It only took surface rust off though. These wrenches are probably 30+ years old.

Congrats Bruno & Team!

Excellent write up Nick.

No doubt it works. I love the stuff but it is expensive as heck. 500ML bottle is good for 3 or 4 cars at max! Metal Rescue is 25 bucks a gallon! As soon as I can, I am going to try it. Pressed for time right now and will be traveling middle of the week.

Share what you know that makes you say he is wrong?

Wonder if MetalRescue would do the same as IronX? It is paint safe. It attacks iron/steel particles/rust. What do u guys think?

I'll be traveling :(