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I use one fairly regular. I think they are worthwhile if you are doing enough cars. The ozone is hazardous, so my policy is as follows. After the veh is dry, pull all of the seatbelts out to opposing buckles. Position floor mats on raised headrests. Open rear seats a little to expose trunk area...

Wow, I'm clueless, but it does remind me of that symptom in a different situation. Sometimes we get new cars with cloudy spots. The theory is that it's moisture under/in the clear coat. We have corrected it by warming the area with heat. Hair dryers, heat guns and heat lamps have all worked for...

I'm there. Nathan

91% alcohol, dwell time, plastic razor blades, patience

I recommend learning to live with the OP and putting a good sealant or coating on it. Keeping it cleaner than average will make it beautiful to 99% of the general population.

Welcome to autogeek. I work at a dealership also, good organization and time saving products will be your only hope.

Well? How was it? I can't wait to hear. Nathan

Here's what I think I know. After we vacuum and blow everything out, we spot treat areas that look like they might put up a fight. For regular food type stuff we use a little APC 10:1 for coffee/tea a dedicated tannin remover, for petroleum based a tar and grease remover. We let these cleaners...

Nice, would you mind sharing your methods/products? Nathan

Don't know. Very interesting. Splatters usually exhibit some type of pattern. One pic I zoomed in on looked like paint transfer to my 44 year old eyes.

I had to pass on it also. As I watched the two team members cleaning the interior, the cabin was filled with the mist. Even though it does speed up some of the processes, I couldn't get comfortable with my men breathing that much of the stuff. Also, if you don't have one for each man, saved time...

Congratulations Mark, hope it is as great as it sounds. Subscribed Nathan

Hi Mike. Computer crash, may I have the VIF again please. Thanks, Nathan [email protected]

Mike, thank you sincerely. I look forward to shaking your hand someday. Nathan

Great job. It's nice to see others with the determination to get it right. Great camera work too.

Very sexy. Great camera work too.

Sounds like you're off to a great start. If you have swirls or are not satisfied with shine/depth of paint, you may want to polish. Without pics, we don't know. If you polish, you do it between claying and sealing. Iron x dissolves ferrous materials. (Iron based) If it was done recently, and veh...

Hi ziggo, this is Nathan in Marion. I'm pretty new, but give me a shout if I can help with anything.

We use fine clay 20 to 50 times per week. I have not seen what you are describing but will be watching closer now. I have in reserve some mild clay that I am saving for when that car with severe overspray or bonded contaminants comes in. I'm fairly new, but I think you need fine/ultra fine/mild...

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