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I tend to use the German applicators there double sided depending on the job and also easier to hold

:iagree: final product always by hand

Another vote here for the PB's sealant 2 coats on the wheels and just rinse with every wash The only other thing though it could also be down to the AIO or 845 that went on before the sealant :D

The best Mr Miagi method would be paint the house - left to right

Never found the need to work sealants and waxes in so i put an even coating over the car then buff off. I don't use circular motions either, front to back strokes only (that sounds rude)

That kind of gets to me Silver looks clean and shiney but you never get that deep mirror shine you do with deep colours, reason why i'm not keen on posting pics.

Meghan I only got into detailing because of the great smelling products ;)

Car looks awesome really rewarding for all the hard work you put in to it. Another Souveran lover here to :D

I've used Megs #7 before and it offers no protection and the shine disapears after a few hours, like in the discription it's good for shows.

I use the WG leather cleaner every 6 months but the WG leather conditioner 4 - 5 weeks

I use the PC for prep but the sealant and wax is always by hand with a german applicator and go front to back movement if that makes sense

Liquid Souveran is great for black but Souveran paste is even better. Ultimate finish is Souveran applied on top of Wolfgang sealant :awesome:

I have to wait at least 2 weeks sometimes 3 imagine the disapointment of coming home from work and still no box of goodies:(

Souveran air freshener would be great that saves me having to open the jar to have a Souveran fix everyday;) :)

Yeah it does, bit like fender and bumper :)

Sorry I'm in th UK (color - colour)

If it's close friends or family then all i ask for is food and beer this way it costs them a fortune and they don't ask again ;) :cheers:

I even noticed your superior typing skills and we spell thinks funny over here;)

It's nice to be able to see the difference so you know your hard work has paid off. Is it just the bonnet you've done or is there a stripe all the way down the car?

We have the same electric current in the UK so we order the PC's from the States and use a step down transformer.