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I used the 4 inch finishing microfiber pads this weekend on two beauties. Seemed to work very well. Also was my first time using MF pads to boot!

Sorry to resurrect my thread but I figured it'd be easier to bump it rather than start a new one. I have totally revamped everything from when this thread started and would like some further opinions on everything. Comments welcome. Square One Detailing - Square One Detailing - Home

And the tangerines in particular are very versatile. They finish well with both light compounds and medium-light polishes.

I wouldnt worry about the difference and just pick up some tangerine hydro techs and cyans. Best pads Ive used and this is coming from someone who went through a bunch of ccs pads before discovering hydro techs.

I have this one and its great for the price point. Got a two year replacement one it also for around $20 at Lowes. BISSELL SpotClean 5207 | Parts & Reviews | Portable Deep Cleaner

Just included some Meguiars D120 in my latest order so we'll see how that stacks up against my current favorite Sprayway.

How ate you applying it to the seat? By spray or by a flip top on a bottle? Ive found a very light most works best so it doesn't spot the leather and allows you to work it in better.

Yeah I think I misread that he had a gun and not a cannon. My bad :)

Your gonna have fun with it in the cannon. I create a foam party every time I use it even with my hard well water.

This is where I dont understand why these companies d this to consumers that are new to detailing. When you purchase cleaner wax think of it as a very mild and low cut polish. It basically cleans your paint and then protects it as you wipe it away thus the "cleaner wax" designation. That type of...

I know how it feels man. I run my business part time as well and im booked for the 1.5 months. It gets stressful at time but I always see it as growing my own assets for the future. Focus on your main career now and then detailing second. The way I see it is id rather have to turn down people...

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I and lots of other people have done this as well. Detailing is sometimes about working with what you have and perfecting technique and not always relying on pure machine power to get things done.

Most certainly. I would have first made sure the surface was clean. A quick detail spray with a plush MF towel will do if its not too dirty. After that inspect the surface with your eye and see if you notice any speckles, scratches or anything that looks out of place on the paint. Overspray you...

Roshan, did you notice any diffrence in slickness after BFCS has cured? Every time i used it it almost felt "grabby" almost like a tacky feel. Even after curing for a hour or two it felt this way and a freshly clayed vehicle.

Might get in trouble for saying this but there are other online stores that sell it in a much cheaper 320z "sampler" size. Usually around $9

My friend I hope you realize that you cannot be lazy when detailing. Things must be done a certain way and more importantly the correct way. I am amazed that you want to run your own business when all you have done is make statements like this. How can you expect to perform "paint restorations"...

I wouldnt polish unless needed. Just use a paint cleaner that doesnt have any abrasives in it, your cleaning up a little smear and clear coat shouldnt be removed for that.

Ive always had good luck with Meguiars D181 Leather Cleaner

How long has it been since you did this maintenance? I got my cannon about two weeks ago and have used it a handful of times already.