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Re: Last post for 2013 Happy New Year to you Mike and all the folks at AG. Hope the new year brings good health to you and your family.

You really did some outstanding work on that Ferrari, it's plain to see your a total pro. Thanks for sharing with on this cold,wet winter day. Makes me long for spring to come so I can get out my detailing paraphernalia and get to work on my autos.:props:

I thought you are supposed to spray a little water or pad moistener on a foam pad before you begin using it, you feel a pad should be completly dry before using it? Am I misunderstanding the does and don'ts?

Always nice to see difficult paint being brought back to life by a skilled detailer. Nice work.

I still use my PC for applying sealent and wax, but for the real work i grab the Flex. Best purchase i've made in some time, Flex is total quality.

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Very nicely done, that red paint really pops. Thanks for sharing with us.

Congratulations and may you enjoy many years of wedded bliss.

One good perc I have because of a handicap is my handicaped placard that lets me park in one of those wide spots most near the front door of the stores I go in. Don't get me wrong, I wish I could park out in left field away from others but as long as I can't walk that far, those blue marked...

Welcome SVYStang from another New Jerseyite. This site offers so much info on just about any auto detailer relalated topic it's unbeleivable. And by the way I live in the town of Edison.

I bought the GG 3in. polisher last year and like several people have said, it's a bit on the weak side. I found some real small backing plates that I use with my circular machine to get to those small areas.

I'm one of those guy's that can't stop buying waxes when they come out. but over time I've decided to pick a couple products and stick with them. The ones I've settled on are Menzerna PowerLok, two or three layers, and a layer or two of Souveran paste to top it off. Of course there may be...

I've used Menzerna PowerLok for a few years and am very happy with it.

I used them years ago and gave them up after discovering great quality MF towels. Most waxes and sealents go on very thin if used properly, and are easily removed with a MF towel. I just don't see the need, but that's just my choice. Whatever floats your boat.

I've been getting Griot's catalogs for years and I often wondered how cost effective it can be considering how often they send them out. They come at least once a month and I rarely buy from them since I discovered Autogeek. They only carry their named products and in all honestly I like the...

Central NJ prices: At the local Shell station Reg. 3.64.9 Mid 3.74.9 Prem. 3.89.9

As bamaboy said, anything that is capable of removing tar seems certain to remove any wax or sealent on the surface of the paint.

Wow the flake in the paint really pops. Great work and thanks for sharing the pics.

PO85RD and Power lok are my favorites.

I have to agree with Billy Jack about no.7, it has it's place with some car finishes. I've used it years ago but always have a container of the stuff in the back of my product cabinet, it can come in handy.