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Yeah, i saw your other thread. Its looks amazing.

I would have cried if that happened to my Mazda 3, I can't imagine what I would have done if it were my Aventador. Very nice work.

I'm available on the 25th. That works for me.

I would love to be apart of this. I'm just a hobbyist but I would like to learn/contribute. Thanks, Christian

I'm not a professional but you are going to do all of the following for $120 on a sedan/coupe? - Two bucket hand wash - UnderCarriage Degrease and Cleanse - Clay Bar Paint Decontamination - Machine Compound - Machine Polish - Chocie of Carnuba Wax or Synthetic Sealent - Rim Polish and...

It takes me a ton of time. But I'm a hobbyist and I only do this for fun. I have no problem working on one panel at a time and calling it quits after an hour or two.

I generally use sealants or waxes but all this talk about coatings has me more intrigued than ever, so here is my question for all you coating experts. Would you recommend applying a coating one panel at a time or all in one session. The reason I ask is because I don't really have the time or...

I've been a pretty big fan for the past few season as well. My two favorite drivers right now are Nico Hulkenberg and Valtteri Bottas. It looks like Ferrari is much stronger, Red Bull is about the same and Merc will run away will it again this year. Sauber was really surprising considering...

Good question, yes it's an LED bulb.

Hi everybody. I haven't been on here for a long time but I think we can all agree that finding swirls on white cars can be a bit of challenge. I've researched this and there have been a lot of different suggestions on the different threads that I've read. I wanted to share what works for me...

This right here. Then sit back, read the forums, see what the pro's use and buy what works for you budget. There are a ton of options but after a while you see the same products getting recommended over and over again.

I used to when I lived in New York and wasn't married and didn't have kids. But now things are different and there aren't a whole lot of good driving roads in Houston. I do try and go autocrossing a couple times a year but it's not same taking your car out on a good back road.

I use ONR at QD strength. Mainly because it's very budget friendly.

I agree with most reviews on here. Looks really good, has a very slick finish, but doesn't last long and mediocre beading. Blacklight needs to be topped with a wax/sealant.

They should leave it open during the winter for rally cars.

It might be a 32 oz bottle, but where is the fill line on the bottle? The dilution ratios might be based on a 28 oz bottle.

Why would it not be accurate? 1:1 for chemical guys could mean 14oz:14oz.

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Harbor Freight DA 5.5 Lake County pads and backing plate Wolfgang 4 (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-expert-featuring-mike-phillips/74198-wolfgang-four.html) Speed master wheel brushes All the other items I would be okay with using Chemical Guys products, (wax, microfiber (debatable)...

I have no further suggestions, your setup looks pretty good. Whatever you do post some after pictures because your car is pretty sweet.