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I would like a copy of this as well. [email protected] Thanks!

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All caught up. Hope I didn't miss anyone. Did immaculate and Dt Detailing so far.:xyxthumbs:

Congratulations!!! Enjoy!

All caught up! Wow! Been a while since i've been on here.

It's recommended to use an IPA prior to application. I was fortunate enough to be training in Huntington Beach at Rich Evans shop when SF was first introduced. Rich Evans did an Avalanche with it and the results were more than satisfactory. It would have cost the customer $3000 to replace the...

:iagree: Have you tried clay first?

If you have a steam cleaner that works even better IMO.

I've used OPC 4:1 on jean stains and a brush on an Avalon leather seat. Like paint, just work your way up from 10:1. I would stop at 3:1 though. Test an area first. Good Luck.

Welcome! The search function is your friend. In California waterless is preferred, especially if you are near a marine sanctuary.

:whs: I only did that buffing the barracks floors.

I'm down!:xyxthumbs:

Welcome!

Kudos to you. You handled that very well. I get that on the phone a lot. :xyxthumbs:

04 R6 with a bunch of mods for racing. [/IMG]

Absolutely beautiful! Well done sir! :dblthumb2:

:iagree: I use Megs Silicone free dressing though.

Got mine Wednesday. Definitely a good read. :dblthumb2:

This was in 2010 and I have since graduated into the pit garages. LoL.

Congratulations Dave! You're gonna have a lot of fun. I do most of Mazda's events at Laguna Seca and during Monterey Car week. They have some of the nicest paint. Key note. Mazda is particular about their logo, so I always make sure it shines. Here are a few pictures. Hope I do this...