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I recently bought a Poorboy's APC. Primary its going to be used a De-greaser. Its an APC and have a lot of other uses. Since I don't have much experience with APC's can someone please share some pointers? Any dos and don'ts? Anything you people learn about APC's the hard way? Feed back please

You might be having bonding issue. Bonding between glaze and sealant. Sealants sometimes require chemical stripping (IPA wipe down) before application. I had similar issue. Glaze + sealant gives awesome looks. I think if you stick to same brand of products, you will be fine, mixing products...

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I recently bought PERL for tires. Since it can be applied to plastic too, I tried it on (un -diluted) on neglected plastic. Transformation is very good, but every time I touch it, it feels oily. Is it because I applied too much? Is it possible to get rid of oily touch, without compromising on...

What/ how did you clean the front chrome grill?

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When I'm driving, I don't want cyclist to get in my way. When I'm riding a bicycle, I don't want motorist to get in my way. Since we are on this topic... I have met the person in link below. Bike that he brought to the event was so light that anyone could pick it up using just two fingers. :O...

Its SPRING here already and atm 77 F. :) In few months time it will touch 116 F. ;) Winters here aren't long, but my house temp most of the time dip below 59 F. ;(

Tato, before you show the car to customer, make sure he/she stands on soft surface. That way, their jaw wont break (when it falls on the floor after seeing your work). Excellent work. One question though (like always haha!!), how do you detail tail lamp? Which pad/product?

I haven't use 3 in 1, but I use SF 4000. After polishing (once SF 4000 breaks down and leave a clear yet a oily surface), I let it sit and get dry. Use two microfiber towels, one to clean and other to buff, just like I would do after waxing. Result is amazing smooth finish. @ RPM BR: What I...

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You want a definitive answer here it is.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BCRlEZMXaA From my personal (I'm no professional), I used polish, sealant and wax, all three of different brand, end result was pretty good, but not the durability. Looks lasted only a few weeks. If you're using...

I'm in same boat as you are in. Unlike you, I live in a dusty and polluted city and car gets covered in layer of dust very very easily. In past I have used collinite 845 wax, but after a while, it sort of attract dust. FinishKare 2180 Ultra Polymer Sealant is what I like. After application, it...

Question 6 was about wheels (sorry I didn't write that question down properly), so I'm guess LSP used was Pinnacle Black label Wheel Coating? >> >> 'simulating' a 'feather sanding' technique. > Is it putting light hand pressure while working on the area? >> By glossy surface of the grills I...

Personally, I would definitely use it because those menzerna polishes are full of oils. They may need to comeoff before you put protection on the paint. Maybe someone else could answer this and that is; do menzerna's oils need to be wiped away 100% before applying a sealant? IPA/Eraser wipe...

I have a problem. I live in a city where summer temps can rise to 45-46 C and winters can dip to near 2 to 4 C (night temps) in winters. My problem is since I get nearly 9 months of summer, my house doesn't have heating, so how should I go about storage? Inside temps can just be few degree above...

Questions time …haha 1. Insides of the doors, were they rust marks? How did you clean them? 2. What did you use to clean door hinges? Did you lubricate them afterwards? 3. What is the best way to reach spots where even hands cannot go? How did you even manage to clean and make them shiny? 4...

I suggest Iron X (New car paint at times have Iron contamination) > Clay > SF 4500 (or better SF 4000) > Sealant. Using SF is enough. You wont need the polish enhancer.

1) When I apply sealant, leave it to dry. It starts to haze. Thats when I know its time to buff. I don't use Klasse, so I don't know. You need to apply thin. So, don't worry bout it. Did you apply evenly? Did you cover each section properly? If not, you might want to be on safe side and apply...

Types of cameras Point and shoot SLR type/ High zoom Digital SLRs Phone Cameras I’ll try to point of Pros and Cons of each category. I will not go into technical terms atm. It will only make things more complicated. Pro of Point and Shoot Cameras...