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Almost all leathers have a coating on them, don't they? So you really aren't cleaning LEATHER, you're cleaning the coating.

My problem is that I cant just say " that's good enough, that's all they're paying for"...I end up spending TOO much time for what I'm being paid for.

Sure, you always want to apply a LSP on a bare surface but it's VERY important if you're wanting the durability from 845.

Can someone tell me more about these dryer balls you're speaking of, without getting in trouble here, of course

One thing I have noticed with Collinite is...the paint has to be CLEAN and I mean squeeky clean! I have used 845 just after washing my car, and it's gone in no time flat...but if I clay, polish and IPA I get a winter of protection!

ALWAYS use clay to remove stuff above the clear coat, never try to remove transfer with a rotary...IMHO

If I ever decide to have my 1999 Camaro SS repainted, I want a sh*t ton of clear put on it...has anyone here ever had a repaint and requested additional clear?

I personally have MELTED the backing of a Buffn Shine 5.5" green pad, using speed 6

how does the MT300 Da compared to the GG6

for anyone using the GG6, do NOT use speed 6 and foam pads (BuffnShine), I melted the backing of a green pad.

dated2-15-15 "4th Get some dedicated Micro Fiber (not waffle weave) drying towels. There are a couple of brands that are the best choice. #1 is the Microfiber Madness Dry Me Crazy Towels. These IMO are the best for drying....period. Use them in conjunction with the blower (leaf or Metro Vacs or...

Did I post an outside link here?

By the way...what is this .org forum you're speaking of?

So I asked because I see posts that members are listing about what they've used and how great they are...TOWEL AND PRODUCTS THAT AG DOESN'T CARRY. I just read a post on here about how NOT to swirl a black car...by using certain towels and mits NOT sold by AG...so I would like to know what the...

I would like some input on Microfiber Madness products vs say The Rag Company (Korean Microfiber)...$5.35 VS $23.99 for WASHMITS. Is it possibly worth that much extra money?

I have seen videos of people using some Bondo puddy to fill the scratch and then apply touch up paint, then wet sand level

I have found that these expensive carnubas look great but don't last very long at all, especially in the sun!

I have two Camaros a 1998 Z28 and a 1999 Camaro SS...my SS is black. I noticed when I bought it new, that the SLP installed hood and spoiler paint wasn't the best, now it looks not too good, did you notice any difference between the GM paint on the doors and the hood/spoiler?

One thing I notice with dealerships is that, the wash is complimentary, they're not charging for it...thus, they can't be expected to treat your "baby" like a detailer who you're paying hundereds of dollars to detail, it's in and out...next please. I work at a Mercedes/Volvo store in the...

Since you have the vehicle waxed/sealed..try to eliminate as much physical touching of the paint from drying; use a blower to dry it off then any remaining water, use a good waffle weave and blot it, no wipe!