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Yes, right after you get done polishing a panel, spray it with 50/50 and then wipe of with a mf. When you come back around to do the next step, do the same thing again. Polish the panel, spray with 50/50 and then wipe it off with a mf. Don't do it after the wax. I'm sure you know that, but I...

A 50/50 alcohol solution is simple one part distilled water to one part isopropyl alcohol mixed together. It is used to spray the panel down after you polish it. This will remove any polishing oils left on the panel so that you can see your true work with nothing hidden. Some polishing oils...

Yes, a full wash is the best thing to do after a drive in rain. A waterless wash like ONR will also work.

They have to blend in.

The only time I have ever dried rain water off a car is when it started raining right after I had got done washing and claying the car. I pulled it into the garage and dried it off. That is about the only time I could imagine drying rain water off the car. I would never dry it off after...

I really like Klasse AIO. However, I have been using Poli-Seal a lot more. For hand application, I like Klasse AIO. For machine application, I prefer Poli-Seal. Lately, I have found it much easier on me to do my paint cleaning by machine. Both are excellent under just about any wax or sealant.

Yeah, applying Souveran by hand is very enjoyable. If done by a machine, it would take away a lot that is good about Souveran and really reduce the essence of Souveran's use.

Awesome post.

A Makita rotary. Duragloss #105 is nothing more than a sealant. It isn't going to remove etched water spots. The drill adapter is a really good idea. For about $20, you can get a backing plate, a pad and some polish.

EX-P + Natty's Blue = Instant Chick Magnet. I disagree with the latter. 476s on it's own:

I have removed the worst of water spots with it, but I used a rotary. It dusts something horrible. I don't recomend it's use with a buffer for that reason. If you are removing water spots off a window with a buffer, use a regular polish like Optimum Compound or Optimum polish that doesn't...

Tire Dealers tell you to stay away from tire dressings because they want your tires to dry out and crack before their life is up so you will come back quicker to get new ones.

I keep them coated with either a sealant like Duragloss #105 or Collinite 476s.

I proceed it with #601, but #501 is a good choice also.

So lets make a thread about it!!!:p :joking: I mean no harm. I just found the irony too funny to pass up.lol

If a car like that has that much wrong with it after only 1600 miles, it needs a new owner. :( Nice work.:cheers:

You can either spray the mixture onto the panel like a QD and wipe, or you can spray it onto a rag and wipe. I use it like a QD. No need to wipe it off again with pure water. The alchohol will leave behind no residue (which is the point). However, I don't mix mine. I use the 97% Isoproyl...

Duragloss #105 topped with Souveran paste.

Abercrombie Fierce. I have a bunch of others, but I always end up wearing Fierce.

Will join when I get home. Cool.