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I use to all the time and still do but not as often. When I did I would make sure they were similar in finish though. Example one aio with another aio . so mostly waxes, cleaners and guess some fine polishes. Btw, good stuff Ceiol

as you can see i am still a newbie haha. saw some nice details on some rides. yellow car and teal car. ima have to look again and give them a reply. sorry all

good stuff man. love the color. keep it up

good stuff man

I recently just hit 322K miles the other day. I have had this car going on 13 years. Yup do a lot of driving i guess haha. Sunday, I washed with chemical guys polish wash, then clay with foam pad , the blue one since i do try and keep up with my box (customer i prob would use clay). Then applied...

So i changed my mind i put them in the washer while i am home alone. They are in the washer as i type hahah. thanks for that words of wisdom Eldorado2k. I used the direction Mike wrote in his book on page 100.

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So i just bought Microfiber Cleaner after spending $20 on 12 towels. I figure i start washing them instead of tossing them when done. I would usually buy from Costco because i would get 24 towels for $14 but it seems as though they are not built like what is sold on AG and other detailing sites...

Hey Mike sorry to bug but was wondering if there were any updates on the pictures and maybe what was used? Summertime is approaching so want to make sure I have a game plan ha. As always thanks for your shared experiences and knowledge of the detailing game.

this now has me thinking should i buy into. I currently use clay on customer cars and use the Nanoskin Autoscrub Speedy Prep Sponge on my car or other cars i have kept up with. How do you go about cleaning the pad, is it similar to cleaning the sponge?

After working with a rotary for 10 years i bought my DA from HF and i will never buy one again. Didnt last long, didnt correct well and it vibrated like no tomorrow. Spend the extra 50 and get a porter.

I'd say 70% I'm using machine

So it looks like you use one less pad when you did the 2nd headlight? Looks great! I just recently bought McKee's 37 All In One Headlight Restoring Polish and used it on a customer's car Saturday. The headlights were lightly oxidized and by polishing it by hand with a polishing pad it came out...

you know i was just thinking about going to one today. Never been but i heard it is indeed a touch less wash but i am just not sure about drying part.

Great question frankS, enjoyed reading these treads on how to correct glass. I recently bought McKee's 37 High Performance Glass Restorer and it worked great for what I needed it for but this CarPro Ceriglass Glass Polish I must try. I have a customer with a 53 bel Air in a week that asked me...

Your box looks almost similar to mine but when totaling my box it only added up to $195 bucks.