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Looks good from a quick glance. IT professional by trade here. If you need any advice or 'consulting' let me know. Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2

I thought around 100 was normal? Compounding should only take off a few? Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2

At least it comes off easily with acetone nail polish remover! Haha, Hmm....need to find matching blue polish for my car.. Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2

Welcome! MN here too! Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2

I'm currently using chenille microfiber. Is lambswool better?

I know this has been covered before. However, I don't have 100% confidence in my wash technique. Are there any good youtube videos that cover proper washing? I use two buckets, grit guards, etc. I Just want to make sure I'm doing this right. :dblthumb2:

I think you sold me..

Wow. For the time and effort it took me to correct the paint on my 12 year old car I would start at 500 and work my way up depending on severity.. I used m105 on most panels, m205 and po85rd, dark pearl blue. I am kind of a perfectionist though..

Wow. That's all I have to say..

Classic = classy. Anyone would buy the new one. That's a lot of cash for an old ride though. Daily driver?

I'd be careful sanding as I'm sure you know. Especially when polishing by hand after. Could take quite a while to get them back up to shine again. Do you have a polishing ball?

I've used a soft brush and IPA when cleaning up after polishing. This seems to break up the residue pretty well.

Id try some very light polish by hand over the affected area.

Maybe get some small bottles and put your info on a label. Give one out with each detail so the customer can use if they choose to wash before the monthly wash. Good marketing too.

I'm all about the cheap rotary. Harbor freight here. Works great once you learn to compensate for the loss in power when you apply pressure. Used an old model PC for quite some time, it doesn't compare..

I have one i got as a Christmas gift too. Nerve used it.

303 helps to cover up fine scratches like OP is referring to in my experience. ;) ................

I wouldn't use a magic eraser on an instrument cluster. I've found that 303 really works well to dress transparent plastics..

Long time guitar player here. I also dabble in photography. IT analyst as well. If it has a motor or uses electricity I'm probably into it!

I attempted to melt some poorboys blue wax with a torch. Found out it's flammable.. hah