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Well first off just want to say thanks for the opportunity to try out some new products, these are really great. k, so on to the review of the Cobra Super Plush. Well my first impressions were: REALLY SOFT. -this towel is like a blanket for my cars paint it's sooo soft. SUPER THICK- I...

question. what do u guys use to keep your pads lubricated? I use water, or XMT pad conditioner. this would benefit the OP too I believe.

me me :)

that looks like my car before I buffed it. Although looking at it again, yours is worse than mine was, ouch!

lol thats funny. I've seen first hand how UPS and USPS handles their boxes and its unbelievable. I'm surprised most of my orders from various places have been intact. AG does the best packaging I've seen, gotta love those package peanuts :)

thank u much :cheers:

some tips I noticed from my detail, don't buff with a dry pad, and don't use too much product, less is more. I took out the micromarring with FP and a white pad, hope this helps

link to fk425??

Autogeek Rocks! :righton:

well I did a short search on this and found some info but would like a little more. My arsenal of Microfiber towels is getting a bit old, and to be honest some in there are the "cheapo" kind and I would like to replace them with better quality. So.. what do you use for: drying-...

i'm not so much worried about heat, but the cold. I don't want all my products to freeze and be ruined. hmm. maybe bring them in during the winter

lol yup, I'm doing that also. I keep everything inside and take it out to the garage as I need it then back in it goes. Thing is, all my stuff takes up lots of room.

what does everyone use to store their detailing products? I've read on the back of some bottles it says not to freeze them. Are there certain shelves/cabinets that are best for all these fine detailing products we use?? maybe help me choose, let me know where you got them from :Picture...

hey welcome, where in new mexico are you at? I too am from the land of entrapment.

thnx for the welcomes everyone :) Rsurfer, thanks for the info, I saw the chart on here earlier today actually and saw that. I do indeed need more cut, or maybe a more aggressive pad. I just finished buffing my trans am and there are still some scratches and spider webbing that can be taken...

^ will do, thanks

different types of cleaners, I recently tried wolfgang's leather cleaner and that seemed to make a dent, so to speak, in removing it. I didn't get a chance to really agitate the area though to see if it would completly come off.

wow, i'm glad I read this, having same issues. so if you go over the parts that have micromarring with a white pad menzerna final polish will it get rid of the micromarring? or what combo would get rid of the micromarring? I have all menzerna products

would the same methods be applicable when trying to remove paint? I have window paint on my leather seats but haven't had any luck.

hello everyone I thought I'd introduce myself to the site. I'm Allie, and have been very addicted to keeping my cars clean for a long time now. I recently purchased a PC and am working on removing spider webbing on my cars. ah, my cars. I have a 2000 pontiac trans am, black ( don't you love...