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Great work... then you had to pull it outside in the rain :(

None but probably should keep a microfiber and a sample size of QD for the birds. When I'm heading out of town I load up my "AutoGeek Detailer's Bag" with everything I need like wash, wash mitt, guzzler, QD, quick wax, microfibers, tire dressing and applicator.

Nice work GNX looks fantastic! The owner wasn't in Indiana this past weekend was he :D 1500hp TT GNX Does HUGE Rolling Burnout Then Gets Pulled Over - YouTube

nice parking job :D

I use the CCS pads until all the dots are worn off... wear indicators :laughing:

Pinnacle Spray Wax D156 SF4500 HD-Polish Lake Country 6.5 CCS Gold Mirroring Pad (rotary)

Don't see many Hornets left anymore. My dad had a green 1970 Hornet 4 dr with a 232 way back when I was a teenager. I've owned a 1969 Javelin SST and a 1968 AMX :)

OP's gonna need professional therapy from this emotional detailing roller coaster of a ride. And you thought hitting the garage door was stressful :laughing: my wife would say "it's just a car" :D

I've used about half of my gallon (that's a lot of product) without any issues. I'd say my gallon is almost two years old sitting on the shelf. I'd sure 86 that gallon of yours and try something else tho. Windows have to be perfect or close to... IMO Maybe yours actually did turn into grape...

Sounds like your in good hands... Id relax a bit :D Post a pic of their work when you pick her up! hell I can even do bumper covers :laughing:

Thanks! when y'all are older... believe me, you'll both enjoy your own space :p Thanks poop repair is my specialty :D Started out as a raw building to shoot cars in on the side, when I was about 35. Fifteen or so years later decided to insulate and drywall. Then it was AC/Heat, then the bar...

Worked in a body shop for 39 years... plastic filler (bondo) dust is super fine. A good blast of water then a quality shampoo and you'll be fine. Sure why not, just use a "body shop safe" product to polish. Just don't wax or seal and you'll be fine.

The 3M Trizact P3000 isn't a sandpaper product. It's more of a rubbery like 1/4" thick abrasive pad. So much nicer to use than the traditional wet/dry sandpaper. So to answer your question... no I didn't soak the product and just used a small amount of water from the spray bottle.

Dragon POV :D The dragon Dragon upset blowing smoke :eek: Fog Machine Dragon - YouTube

I just grab the rotary with a wool pad and M105. Knocks out a pair of headlights lightning quick. Hammered Outback (headlight 50/50)

Somehow I missed this bird dropping on my hood and of course after seeing it "this is going to leave a mark" Hit it with M105 and sure enough it had etched into the clear coat. I cut a small piece off a 3M Trizact 3000 sanding pad backed with a small piece of cardboard. Fresh water in a...

wow factor... Hitman: David Foster & Friends - Charice - All By Myself - YouTube

Sure the greasy sprays stain your cement (that's what we call concrete in the south) driveway. Can't forget about the petrol mix combined with that lovely (antiozonant) shade of brown. I do see a benefit though... you don't have to roll the wheel for total coverage :D

GRAND FUNK RAILROAD Inside Looking Out 1969 Available In 720p :D GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - Inside Looking Out 1969 - YouTube