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    Best Way To Remove Wax

    CG's Citrus Wash + Dawn still didn't remove 4-5 week old Collinite 845. I don't like polishing to remove protection.
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    Sonax Perfect Finish vs PF2500

    Yes. Todd Cooperider suggests ~45sec working time for SPF and that is pretty close to what I saw. 45-60secs. The P203S definitely took a longer time to fully breakdown on both PC and rotary. I didn't really keep track of time (I can next time), but it felt like another full minute to break...
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    Sonax Perfect Finish vs PF2500

    No car. Aluminum test panel. But I feel like the paint is on the softer side, maybe like a Honda/Acura soft. Here is about what the panel looked like before. Took a purple wool pad + 9227c rotary and went to town at 1800rpms with no polish on the pad. P203S was able to remove ~99% of...
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    Sonax Perfect Finish vs PF2500

    I decided to test P203S (I know this isn't truly PF2500) and SPF on 7424XP and 9227c both on LC White Pad. It appears this has been said already, but I give the better cut to P203S. SPF gives me less cut (barely) but gives me the better overall crisp finish. This for both, PC and rotary.
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    Got a new (to me) car on Friday...

    Throw a nice exhaust on it and some big cams :props:
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    CarPro's Denim orange peel removal pad TESTED....WOW!!!!

    brb. going to cut up my denim jeans to make new pads. :dblthumb2:
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    Received my Collinite 845 wax today!

    Nice to see another from Ohio. If you have The Andersons around your area, they sell #845 for ~$10 Here is the thread for heating up #845. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/40243-collinite-845-definitive-how-guide-legendary-wax.html
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    Insurance?

    If the person whose car you want to drive carries insurance, you might be able to drive his or her car without breaking the law. This is because some insurance policies cover the vehicle regardless of who is behind the wheel, so long as the driver is not specifically excluded on the policy. But...
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    Spilled... MILK! :(

    What brush attachment is that on the PC?
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    Website/Business Card Review

    Thanks, everyone. Writing down some card ideas to try out.
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    Spilled... MILK! :(

    No pictures of the disaster?
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    Amour-all

    Here is a thread about some interior products. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/68755-testing-different-interior-dressings.html#post926619
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    Website/Business Card Review

    Thanks, I'll look into the Square. EDIT: Made an account with Square, should be receiving the reader in a few days. Any logo ideas I could try? I really appreciate the ideas/criticism so far!
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    Website/Business Card Review

    Thanks for the input. I am not a painter, I'll have to come up with some new ideas. Any thing you guys can throw my way? I had a line on the Services page with something along the lines, "We do not believe in stringent pricing because every vehicle is different in condition, etc". I'll go...
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    Website/Business Card Review

    Hello everyone, Looking for constructive criticism on the site and business card. I do all website work along with any editing. Let me know the things you like, dislike, would change, would add/remove, etc. Home
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    Worn cutting pad! can I use it?

    Or cut it up and use it to polish hard to reach areas.
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    What are you listening to...?

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joip2W-WcxU]The Weeknd - Love In The Sky (Lyrics On Screen) - YouTube[/video]
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    Post Your Unpacking Pictures

    I was leaning towards more hair dye that my mom use to use. Nonetheless, nothing like Cherries. :)
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    AG Customer Service

    This. I rather pay a little extra for a certain company if the CS is top notch.
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    CG 50/50 on Clearance at CG

    Re: CG 50/50 on Clearance at CG.com Still $49.99 when I added it to my cart.
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