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I don't use any pure glass cleaner, I prefer to use my favourite quick detailer/spray sealant for that It's like cordial. just dilute it to whatever strength you want.

Well it's a dinosaur but it doesnt mean that it's beyond its used by date I get more protection from sealant than wax so went that way Here's the paint (ten year old factory) - AURIGA (sorry for the quality drop from video to you tube)

My father had exactly same model, colour and wheels The exterior trims on all subaru's will come up like the paint if you machine or hand polish them. The side mirror trims will go from rough to super smooth and become clearer and clearer the more you work on them Excellent work on the paint...

I've tried collinite, top of the line, p21s and pinnacle and was not impressed P21s is the worst of the lot though. I'll have to give waxes a go on my hilux. That's had driven quick spray by rotary to bring back the lost shine, enhance and protect it but as of yet I've not put any pure sealant...

I just don't see the point. There is no real difference between a properly detailed and sealed car than a waxed one. The loss of slickness, the monthly reapplication, dust sticking to the paint. I never noticed any difference when I used carnauba. Not to say that the really expensive ones...

What I'd like to know is what you all want from a QD I think what I want and you want is much different and this is why I don't use meg's products. I want a qd that seals the paint, mildly polishes the finish and makes it better every time, does windows, interior, wheels and trims For this...

Yes it should.

1. Menzerna SIP 85RD 3 2. Glare Zero - brilliant product that is in a class of it's own 3. Clearkote - won't be using anything of theirs anymore. Got made obsolete by three superior brands

I'll take some pics of the old and new pads

yes it does but I use glare zero before hand to chemically soften the paint and follow with menzerna and it spreads beautifully. Once menzerna starts to dust when at 1500 rpm +, thats the signal to back down to 800 to 900 and burnish

hey everyone In my very late pre christmas AG order there were a heap of CCS pads in 6, 6.5 inch and 3.5 and 4 inch Strangely when I got them, they don't match the colour or the consistency of all others I've seen online or ordered Anyone who knows the gritty course fully open cell texture...

Got a canon 7.1 megapixel digital camera. really needed one for my detailing piccies And Diamondite Bug Blocker from Autogeek

I've used powergloss with a yellow foam pad and gotten it pretty bloody good. Sure SIP with an orange or white will improve it a little more but if you spend the time with PG, even with a heavy cut pad, it will finish very nicely. 95% of the time, I'll go PG, SIP or IP and 106 and ultra gloss...

Glare products Menzerna polishes Driven to Perfection products Pakshak towels Aussie gold Spray Sealant & QD in one

Orange = light cut, yellow = medium Edge black foam = heavy cut (love those) Menz SIP - black, yellow, orange Powergloss - black, yellow, 106 = orange, white, gray, blue

I stayed up til 4.15am today so I could place a wholesale order with my pals at a denver version of autogeek.

I get rid of them all with Sonus SFX 2 and 3 or Menzerna with anything from orange CCS to black CCS with rotary but no more than 1200rpm Most are shiny painted metal, those that are just stuck on like mazda's, I hand polish with trim dream or sonus sfx 2 and 3

It's a custom blend of some very expensive and not so expensive non abrasive products It works even better by hand actually, and will really lift the quality of textureds up and I'm testing it on bumpers as well Subaru Liberty's and WRX get the most dramatic improvement from it Fender Flares...

I burnish them by hand or rotary. hated the lacklustre durability of dressings so I eliminated all of them from my shop and won't use ever again All that is needed is a monthly QD with AJT by towel and they stay reflective and shiny forever. - Final step of trim dream - Results of trim...

Sometimes I do I no longer use Clearkote as I found I wasn't getting any improvement after 106FF I really like Amigo, a polymer glaze that allows any sealant to bond with it. Smells like mud cake.