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I want to apply souveran over WG 3.0. Can I do this without fear that the next application of WG won't bond?

Just used WG sealant for 1st time. You all are right again. Best stuff I've ever used. It didn't seem to matter how thick or thin or how long it dried. Just a few questions. 1. Seriously, why use any other sealant? 2. Is it like other products in that 2 coats is preferred or can I wait for it...

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What do you guys do after your car has been driven in the rain and don't have time to do a complete wash. Do you spray waterless wash directly on the wet car, or let it dry and do a wash when you can? The car is black which adds to the trouble. Any help would be appreciated.

Do you get the feeling that the young guys on the forum are laughing at us? Well let them laugh. Anything that can make the job more comfortable and less likely for injury is great. This might be a good topic for a thread.

So many of you like Collinite, I decided to give it a try. Well, you all are right again. Couldn't believe how easy it was and did it in the mid 40 degree weather. For fun I put a coat of Souveran paste over one panel. Maybe my eyes are going bad but I couldn't tell any difference. And this is...

Welcome to the forum. Whether you are experienced or not, this is a good place to be. I thought that I knew what I was doing until I discovered AGO. You can really learn a lot from these guys.

A month ago I topped sealant with Souveran. Would Collinite do okay over the Souveran? Can these products be used with each other? Looks like a good weekend coming up and I wanted something that will last longer. Any help would be appreciated.

I have used these towels for years and like them too. However, after discovering AG and their MF towels, I don't use them anymore. They leave lint behind where the MF towels don't. Also, not sure yet, but it seems the MFs are more durable. Hope this helps.

Hey everybody. Here is my dilemma. I plan on keeping (black Toyota truck with clear coat) for over 20 years. Biggest problem for me is waterspots. It is a dd and will be driven in rain and snow. Im not concerned with the truck looking perfect all of the time, I primarily want to always be...

Just used the souveran liquid spray on black. Amazing. So easy and quick. Did double cab Tacoma in 20 minutes. My new favorite product.

No I didn't use any aerosol. Everything was done in a closed garage too.

I'm still laughing over how I worded this post and your responses. I deserve every one of them. But seriously, it's not splatter from polish. I didn't use a polisher and they were not there when I finished the first detail. Only after a week and a waterless wash. I'll try again to get some pics.

I reread my post and I have to agree that it sounded pretty ridiculous. Let me clarify. It's not flakes. The spots are very random but are on every panel. Some came out using crystal mist but not many. I tried to take a picture for the post but couldn't get them to show. They only show under...

A week ago I finished detailing new black truck. Clayed, polished, 2 coats zaino, 2 coats of souveran. It looked great. Drove it to work all week and got some normal dust. I used BFWW and pinnacle crystal mist. When I look at it with a light there are shiny small dots all over it. Tried to feel...

Hey Doug, Welcome. You sure are in the right place. I too wanted to take it to the next level and in only a few weeks I have learned so much. If you apply what Mike and the other guys tell you, you will be amazed. It's really been a pleasure being on this forum. Good luck.

I couldn't agree more with Vegas Transplant. I too appreciate you and this forum. This is the only forum in which I have ever participated and probably ever will. Other forums are contentious and are full of cursing and know it alls. The patience that you have with mine and others questions...

Sorry, I didn't mean to open two threads.

Well that does it. You all have convinced me. Thanks

You all have been a big help and I need some more. I don't know whether to buy a polisher or not. The vehicle is a 12 Tacoma. There are so many curves/seams/cladding, etc., I just don't know what you can and can't do with a polisher. I am afraid to pay that much if it is not going to save me...