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Try something with sour Ph, cut a lemon in half and use it on the windows.

Stunning work, man. Just a comment, not critique: To solve the issue of polish creeping into cracks everywhere I wash the car using "tix degreaser", an alkaline solution diluted with water. Now, I'm from Sweden and most detailers don't wash off the polish but a few of us do which gives the...

Maybe a couple of these will help?:D

She is the model even if she doesn't quite understand that.:cheers: She's quite some lady.

Water spots are removed with an acid or a polish with sour PH, you could basically use lemon.

I'm harder to please....race cars? Yes. Models? Naaaah. Meghan showing up? HELL YEAH.:D

Warsteiner pilz 3% is premium lager, over all the German beers are gems. The little experience of American beer I have is that it's washed out.

I'd love to have that time to my disposal and excel like you guys do.:buffing: Kudos. Daniel

What we think? Man, talk about turn around, that's detailing. Funny thing, we handle a lot of chemicals and I have at least 8-10 different polishes and an equal amount of different pads at work and still people can make comments about detailing like "anyone can do it, no knowledge required"...

Girl, you know how to make a man beg for mercy:D....

Meghan, what I was trying to say is that I think you look great plus have a great persona and that combination is infectious. Sorry if I didn't get that across but now you have it in writing.:cheers:

It's a killer bottle. The word has it that it will be put out but I hope not. According to what I have heard 3M is buying polishes and refine them themselves. If so one should be able to find it elsewhere. As always an amazing job. God knows this is detailing! Daniel

Meghan, for me who haven't seen you in person yet, let me tell you this much: Models are cool but nothing beats a "real" woman living life like most of us deadly people do. I don't know one single person in here who doesn't hold you dear for endless energy, nice answers and top notch service...

Yup, we have two of those at work plus their 1300 w circular and the 3401. I used to post under another name before at this forum and I put up a picture on the 3401 which was denied but now it's in business here, glad you liked it. I'll be e-mailing Penny, thanks a lot.

Is that the 602 1500w? I have been using those for years but I'm thinking of getting a Festool or a Makita next time. It's sturdy however, did you like it? System One is on the top of my list of mosted products right now. How are the prices for shipping to Sweden?

Master Toto, what a job. The finished car makes it all worthwhile. Some of those stains will not come off until the pH of the product used is high enough. Actually, the Insect Remover I use double as a stain remover and is used when my normal products won't work. pH is up to 14 so it should...

Master work, my friend. I work as a dealer's detailer at BMW in my town and you don't know how many times I curse the plant and the harbour guys for letting inferior cars out. However, I try my best to work the paint until it's straight where it belongs. I don't want customers bitching about...

I recommend all users of strong orbital polishers to use gloves that helps the Carpal Tunnel, Meghan probably has some good ones for you. It's a strong machine, you will not able to stop it by force. The correction abilities are quite some with the right pad/polish combo. Good luck-and check...

Man......some people just drive, they don't give a rats a$$ about the car. I love the fact that you do so complete work on cars and take the time to, I wish I had that opportunity. Did a detail at work on a Mercedes C180 Kompressor with purple paint and grey (black looking) leather interior...