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I didn't like ferrous dueller. 1)The sprayer sucks on it, 2)with half the bottle left it foamed up solid just from normal use and then it wouldn't spray, 3) It is impossible to use the whole bottle of product due to it foaming and the sprayer sucking. Ferrous dueller was the first iron decon...

Thanks for your advice too. I wouldn't have thought to clay headlights! :dblthumb2:

Thanks for the clarification. I have clayed by rims before, so I'll be sure to mark that piece of clay for wheels :xyxthumbs:

Looks great. How many hours do you have into it?

Ah, I edited my above post :D . I submitted on accident the first time. lol. Question: have you used SSII before?

Eraser before...not unless you are polishing before. And even then I've heard it only truly makes a difference when doing a coating. Not sure on the wait times, I've only used my SSII once, and only did one coat. You would have to remove the pollen by a waterless or rinseless wash. Unless...

Regarding NXT...really? I've read between 1-2 months. Not that good.

Nano skin is where its going. Especially by people who do it for a living. I personally haven't done it, but I plan to move to it sooner rather than later. I think lots of people will chime in and say nanoskin > clay. I have 3-4 pads each and its good. But I'm just a hobbyist working 1 car at a...

If you do get an electric power washer, be sure to order the low pressure version of the MTM Hydro. Its max PSI is like 2600 PSI and max GPM is I think just over 2.0 GPM.

^I have an electric PW for my MTM Hydro low pressure, but that steamer is intriguing...

That may be true!!! I used to call it that since that's what my dad called them. Though, he wasn't nearly old enough to be into cars in the 60's!

Not to sound like a noob, but I just got Iron-X and will be getting a sample of Iron-X snow foam soon. After the first Iron decon (which I've already done w/ Dodo Juice version), is the only way to get ferrous iron particles on paint from brake dust? My car uses ceramic brake pads, so even...

That is what I thought previously. Rim = not the tire. Tire = tire. Combination = rim. But I found out on here that is not the case. The Rim is the outer edge of the wheel. The wheel is what is confused as the rim. And the tire is the tire. That is why if you go on tire rack to look at what...

Great advice guys! Thanks for the topic OP! I have some Riccardo clay and I want to apply a glass sealant. So I'll be sure to clay first

LMAO. I called the whole thing a "rim". So the whole thing is a wheel, the outer edge is the "rim". So don't quit your detailing business :dblthumb2:

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Yep. I put Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection on my jambs and inner hood/trunk.

I'll add one that I just learned a few months ago... rim vs. wheel :laughing:

Wow, that's so cool! Great pictures and awesome video!

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