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I'm always on the side that's closest to the door. Everywhere we've lived that's always been the right side (My right).

I'm in the process right now of having a good m#7 soak and even though it's in a shop, I get dust and pollen on cars within minutes. My location is not the best, but I use a combination of a leaf blower or like Mike said just swipe it off. Sometimes a light pass with a good MF towel will do...

If you're concerned about spillage, you can use a funnel. Car wash solution is so cheap compared to other products I use, I haven't worried about using slightly more. AG also sells 1oz measuring cups.

Thanks for the responses so far. I rubbed the M7 until my arms were sore and sweating. The customer understands that the paint has many defects. I can live with the cracks, but the swirls are not something I can send out with my name on it, even though this is a VERY tight budget detail. I...

Hello Mike and fellow detailers. I have a question about these funky chicken scratches (well thats the name i've given them). Close up shot is the last pic. So I'm working on a 1950 Pymouth Suburban. My process so far on this test spot has been; waterless wash clay M#7 applied with terry...

Excellent results. Such a huge improvement. Thanks for sharing the process. A little surprised a customer would pay for all that work on a Ford Countour.

Looks good. Hopefully they will bring it back for maintenance.

Thanks everyone for the comments. I didn't find this paint to be extremely soft or hard. I have worked on another black Harley and thought the tank was quite hard. However that's before I learned about Menzerna... Once I dialed it in, I ended up using a Yellow B&S pad with my Torq. I used my...

This is my first time posting pics like this, so hopefully all of them show up properly. Bike is an early 2000 Harley Davidson Electraglide. It's had a lot of daily use and the paint showed. Every paint surface was swirled like this. I didn't chase all the RIDS since this was suppose to be a...