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Probably for the same reason that we couldn't figure out if the dress was white and gold, or blue and black...

I currently used both the glassweld and the deltakit infinity 4.1. I really like both systems however, I feel that the glassweld system always leaves a much more clear looking lens, plus after you wetsand, you just apply the resin, let it flash, so whatever streak you get goes away in the...

I find myself reaching for meguiars m101 and m205. I feel m205 would work for you. In the past when "black" wasn't finishing well enough on a LC white polishing pad with m205, I found that using a black LC finishing pad does the trick and left a perfect LSP finish.

I've personally used these products before. And unfortunately with the perfect it 2 polish, sometimes the polish doesn't finish down that great and it's extremely highly visible on black. My big gripe with the polish is that it gummed up at times making it a bit more difficult to have an LSP...

Well I just ordered my 21. I can't wait. all I need now is a 5 inch backing plate

I absolutely love wg uber Rinseless, so much that I hate to waste on as a clay lube. Its my go to now. ONR is and always will be my clay lube.

I personally have the 3m Perfect It Extra cut in my arsenal. To me it has a very short work time before it begins to dust, however on a wool pad, it works extremely fast. I really only use it whenever I wetsand. I just recently switched over to 101 from 105 and I couldn't be happier. Has a very...

Same here, I've pressure washed my engine bays as well and I've never had a problem. I feel like new cars are made so delicate nowadays. So much tech in the that something bound do go bad. Nowadays though I lightly steam clean the small bits of build that I do get.

Looking exactly the same in the Torrance area.

I mostly use Blackfire for everything. However I started picking up more and more Wolfgang products and I'm really enjoying them as well.

Flex LTO-15

USMC because I served in the corps. Pab short for Pablo

Flex LSO-15

Bfwd and wfdgps always works wonders on my silver suby. It's all in the prep work.

1 gallon of good ol h20 and either a twix or salsa verde Doritos.

Makita rotary, dewalt rotary, pcxp, boss15, flex 3401, and soon will have a Rupes 21 markii

I 2nd solution finish. And agree with getting the larger bottle.

I'd probably opt for the Hyundai as well for warranty purposes. Jeeps can be a nightmare when it comes to reliability. I really don't have an opinion about mazdas, but from a detailing perspective, I hate hats Mazdas interior carpet. Such a royal pita to clean up.

Is hyper dressing water based or silicon based? I do like the results, however, I really don't like using silicon based products for interiors, rubber trim and moldings.

WETS and Blackfire total trim and tire sealant