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Err, all caught up! Thanks to those that were updating the list.

I sometimes use a little M105 (or similar) on a small foam detailing stick or hand applicator. It is a pain though, curious what others are doing as well. Sent from my SGH-T399 using AG Online

The paint cleansing polish gets wiped off, see here: Pinnacle Black Label Surface Cleansing Polish (Correct me if I'm wrong Mike, in your process)

Thanks and I appreciate the additional comment on the decision making! I really try to apply the "use the least aggressive product to get the job done" approach, especially on older cars like this. Thanks buddy!

Awesome, I'm looking forward to adding this coating to my arsenal. I knew I should have picked it up with the recent VIP discount a week ago, doh.

Thanks for the comments! Indeed, I always try to educate the owner's on proper maintenance and care of the car. All of the "dirty" work was done to the car by the previous owner, the new owner is well informed now of how to take care of the new finish :)

Thanks all. Yes indeed! It is always a great feeling when I am near the end of a detail, but especially so for this car with the huge difference the polishing made. The owner was amazed and felt like he had a new car :xyxthumbs:

Keep up the great work!

Thanks! Thanks, and not sure on the wheels. They were either plasti-dipped or spray painted. Either way they looked bad :o

I recently had a customer bring me this 1991 BMW 325is. He had just bought the car and as you can see from the pictures, the paint is oxidized and chalky looking from not being taken care of. His main goal was to get the paint looking better and have it protected for the winter. The wheels and...

Awesome looking car and of course great work! If I understand your process correctly, you applied the coating to the whole car before wiping clean?

Bringing back to the front!

Followed you back, thanks!

That is exactly how I felt when I got my hands on the blue Rupes pads for the first time. Eager to try them out, thanks for the additional info. That is my plan as well, to get the whole Rupes system in place. I'm loving the Rupes 21 so far with just what I have for pads/polishes. I am slowly...

Finally got a custom URL for my google+ page, thanks for all the help! :) https://google.com/+Elevatedshinedetailing

Done and done!

That is awesome! Would you mind PM'ing who you used and cost, if at all possible? I want to do this for my hobby youtube channel and eventually the detailing one.

Followed and +1'd!

Followed you back, thanks!

Nice work and great looking cars! You did right by getting more pads for the PC. Change them often and your results will be better and more consistent. Not to mention the polish will remain easy to remove instead of gunking up on the paint surface.