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Might be picking this up soon, I've forgotten since I read this thread last.... How many coats would, you all recommend for customers cars? I want it to last but also not eat up profit. How many tires can you get out of one box? What about wheels? Easy to remove from them if accidentally...

Sorry if I missed it - did you wetsand the whole car or just the "shine" panels? Great work, really makes me want to wetsand a few of the bad panels on my car. Did you use a sanding block or just hand w/ even pressure. Talk about a FLAWLESS paint job!

Well if you decide you want to sell one or two to free up some cash to purchase Gloss-Coat, you know where to find me ;)

Where can I get the last stock of 2.0? Help me!!!!

Wow those are some beautiful wheels! They look great if that's a consolation.

They're the same. Liquid is an easier application. I wonder if they last the same length? Paste/liquid? Hmm

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Tagged a few on IG! @personaltouchautodetailingva

Really is a beautiful colour.

Post before/after paint thickness readings :xyxthumbs:

These aren't funny! They're horrifying!

Looking good. But then again, when doesn't your work look good?! :xyxthumbs:

Using ONR instead of soap/water is good. Keeps your hands NOT FROZEN.

Pretend you're in a rush. That's what I did on a 2014 Civic I washed the other day. Except I actually WAS in a rush, lol!

Clean the wheels! Welcome

Excessive plasticy shine and dries out plastics with no significant protection, just dressing for plastics.

I get eeky at road kill remnants on cars. Great work my man!

TW B&T Remover is good. But will eat away at a claybar

Happy Birthday Nick!

Then I would have to do different soap/water. And id like to avoid any unecessary product waste. I guess it's a trade off