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The tips are probably stainless and the muffler is probably galvanizesd. The popular metal polishes will work and we sometimes use barkeepers friend as well. Good luck.

I've received ours, but have not used it yet.

ITS GOOD. It cuts a little more than PRC, it finishes out perfectly, it has a very good long buff cycle if needed, and wiped off easier than PRC or finishing wax. I would say Maguiars statements about the product all hold true.

I will be getting mine through my Megs distributor and trying it tomorrow. Fingers crossed.

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Nice, how do you like the Makita?

I've tried to cheat it a hundred ways. I always come back to good MF drying towel in one hand, and air in the other. Start at the top and work your way down. Dry the jambs last with a cleaning towel. Nathan

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BOING! Hope it lives up to the hype. Can't wait.

SUBSCRIBED. As some of you know, I run the detail center at a dealership. I feel that this is a trend that we will see more of in the next couple of decades. FORWARD THINKING dealerships will become more willing to invest in their people and develop their own professional grade detail...

If the window stickers are in the glove boxes, you can tell for sure. If it says leather, it is and if it says anything else, its synthetic. If they aren't you can contact the dealer with the VIN and they can tell you. One way is to push your finger into the seating surface about1/2". If the...

If we ever get word police, I vote for Mike as our Chief. Thanks Mike

If it is factory paint, it is probably too deep to safely remove completely. A paint thickness gauge is the only way I know of to proceed with confidence. As you probably know, most OEM clear is 1.5-2 mil new. An accepted standard rate of removal is .5 mil for most of us. If a gauge is not an...

Hi Mike, hope you are doing well. I'm embarrassed to say that I need another copy. I lost my computer and didn't have it backed up. P.S. I like the mobile app, but have stayed with paper version. Thank you in advance, Nathan [email protected]

The ones we get from Sam's are not as thick as those marketed for technical work, but they are much more economical. Nathan

Our method here is to use Megs D181, gentle agitation, and absorb with cotton towels. On heavily soiled seats we keep repeating the process until the seats look their best or the absorbtion towels come clean. We start low, and work our way up, wetting evenly to avoid streaking. Areas of...

A great tool. We use rupes MF most of the time. Very aggressive. Removes a lot of paint fast, very easy to get carried away and go through. Nathan

If you tried scrubbing and they did not come off, you may be seeing clear coat damage. Of course use caution scrubbing a black vehicle, clear coat is easy to scratch and on black they are easy to see. There are many good choices at AG. What the others have said sounds good to me. Nathan

Nice website

GSKR made an excellent point on the money portion. I meant close the deal on the appointment only, sorry. Nathan