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She told me to go if I wanted to, so that's not really the big deal. I know if I do go I'll end up getting a trunk full of stuff ha. I think that's my real issue. :)

I am currently on vacation in Ormond Beach, FL visiting the in-laws. Autogeek is in Stuart, FL just 170 miles south. Do I take a little road trip to see the store first hand or not? The wife don't want to go but I do :). So, go or don't go?

Thanks Bobby. I've been looking at the Makita for some time now and watched a lot of videos on using one. Kinda nervous about using the wool, not so much the foam pads though.

Bobby, would you recommend getting a rotary as a part-time detailer? I'm just using the PC atm with some foam pads and surbuf. Getting good results so far.

Speed-Dude, I had the same problem when I first tried this sponge. I had let it soak a few minutes and it was still hard as normal. I was thinking, no way is this touching my car. The next time I tried it, I let it soak for hours on accident. It became much, much softer and worked well. The 3rd...

I stained my white pads using Duragloss 501 but got them clean using Meguiar's All wheel cleaner thanks to a post by aerogt01. I sprayed it on the pad and worked it in and let it sit for a bit then soaked it in a solution of apc and pad cleaner. It worked well on 501 and cleaned my Mother's...

My CG's Nano polish did the same thing.

[email protected] Thanks Mike.

I use CG bottles and some from US Plastic, the chemical resistant ones. They are cheap and work well.

I applied some BFWD a few months ago and thought I had removed all the product from the edges of the clear bra. It seems that I didn't get it all. Some spots are very stubborn to remove. What's the safest way to remove the remaining residue?

Two of my favorites are Poorboy's Bold n Bright and Chemical Guys VRP. My method is to apply the first coat thin, let sit for 10-15 mins, wipe with a MF towel. I like my tires with a nice satin finish so I apply a second coat after about 15 mins. The more coats you put on, the shinier they get.

Stephen, but I go by my middle name, Kyle.

I used it on my Camry before BFWD. It made the surface super slick and shiny. I love it, just my 2 cents.

Thanks Mike.

Let's say you washed your car, clayed, then used Klasse AIO. How long should you wait to use BlackfireWD over the top?

Personally, no. Most of us replace the wax job every few weeks to months tops right, so to me it's a waste, just my 2 cents. I would stick with most of the products ranging from $20-$100. There are quite a few nice waxes as you know 100 and under. Heck, there are some great waxes under 50. Kyle

Everyone claims the Collinite 845 is the best for durability and for $15 , can't go wrong. I got the Nattys last time it was on bogo and I finally used it last week on my Camry. Couldn't really tell a difference because I applied it over BFWD sealant.

I'm with Waxman on Chemical Guys Speed Wipe. It's some great stuff. I also use their Synthetic detailer and have tried their P40 detailer. I have not tried the V7. It's next to try. The P40 doesn't clean as well as the Speed wipe it seems but probably offers more protection. The Speed wipe is...

Cleaning up polish with mineral spirits is better than IPA and water mixture? Is that what you guys prefer to use as a cleaner? If so, which brand do you prefer?

K. Thanks guys.