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Polishers are excluded from the current sale. There are sales without exclusions periodically.

Skip the dish soap as they tend to leave residue on the surface. Just use your car wash soap. You can use a higher concentration of it if desired. After you have polished the paint to your satisfaction the final step is to apply your wax or sealant. Remember, you don't necessarily have to...

Just apply the sealant after polishing (per product description page for the finishing glaze). No need for Eraser in between.

True, but at least those other soaps can be purchased in a larger size at a discounted price to offset the cost and the recommended amount per wash is 1-2 ounces. I still can't get my head around the directions on the Leno wash stating to use 3-4 ounces per wash.

Another nice write up Mike. The directions say to use 3-4 ounces per wash, and the product page says that 1-2 ounces creates a lot of suds. At either dilution, it seems rather expensive compared to other quality soaps, even if it works well. At any rate, always good to see new products...

Yes, polishing will remove it. I am of course referring to the roof which he said is in need of a repaint.

The sanding and paint prep will remove any remaining coating.

Great job and a really nice write up.

Re: Picking up a "new" used car - How to start removing all the previous "detailing"? You are 1000 percent correct about the dealer tire slime. Some of that stuff can take up to 6 rounds of scrubbing to remove. Definitely a deal breaker there.

I'm in NW Ohio and would be interested. And I am a WOLVERINE fan if that helps my cause. :laughing:

Never used 114, but the mentioned N914 is amazing.

Here is a thread that I posted last year using Megs cleaner wax. https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/85938-cleaning-chrome-clad-wheels.html

Agree. My personal experience is that the discoloration and grime on chrome clad wheels does not come off when using wheel cleaners or apc. Polish them with a cleaner wax or aio and they will look like new again.

+1. Dust will not matter.

The rear bumper may be salt, but the finish on that mirror has definitely peeled. As already stated it will have to be refinished.

I bought one a week or two ago. Haven't worn it yet but seems like it will be comfortable.

This line of products keeps getting more and more impressive!

Nice!

PNS is one of my favorite products and BSD is definitely the topper to use.

A friend of my was cleaning the pad on his GG6 on the fly a few years back, his towel got wrapped around the shaft and the shaft snapped. Griots replaced his unit free of charge also.