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So how long would you wait before applying Dlux?

What about cleaning and then applying Solution Finish to bring back the look but then maintain it with a product like WETS?

Personally I think a rotary is the wrong tool for this, especially in the hands of someone not familiar with it. I think you would be much better served with a DA and then use sanding and polishing with that. Everything using 3 inch pads. But that's just me and I don't have much experience. I...

I already have my DVR set to record

That does look good. In two or three weeks (depending on other things I have to do) I have to replace the windshield washer spray nozzles on my Nissan Frontier. In order to do it I have to remove the cowl. I just bought some Solution Finish and plan on doing mine. It is going to need some...

If you are posting pics from your AG account, there are two links that show up when looking at the pics. One is for thumbnails, the other is for the large pic.

That's how I say it.

I got a blower from HD for about $35, and I am cheap.

Go organic fertilizer and you do not have to worry about what the content is and you can apply it any time of the year without fear of burning your lawn.

1" of water per week unless you have sandy soil, then .5" every 3 days.

Water deep, but not frequently. This will promote better and deeper root growth. It's not even hot outside so watering more than once a week is probably a bit much.

Personally I would stay away from anything except for organic fertilizer. You also stand much less chance of damaging your lawn, as you alluded to in the OP. Do a search for places near you that would sell it. You can also think of Beneficial Nematodes for you lawn if you have bug problems like...

Maybe it's because being topped by a longer lasting product the life of the shorter term product is extended by virtue of the top coat? Since the top coat is the one being degraded over a longer time then the base coat time is extended to match. Like applying a base coat but leaving the car...

You know, I have seen S100 products for years. A long long time ago I used it and didn't think it was all that great. I wonder if anything has changed? I have used the other Meguiar's rim cleaner in the purple bottle. Maybe I can try the blue bottle. I have also seen the Flitz Preclean that...

What would you use for cleaning these rims? They are not coated but they are difficult to work on, especially the rear with the little rim and large rotors. I know I have a bunch of grime to clean off of them. Not really sure about polishing them.

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I am curious about something, what would the advantage of using a glass polish (i.e. McKee's 37 High Performance Glass Restorer) over a paint polish (i.e. Optimum Finish Polish), especially when using a DA?

I haven't bought one yet, but my eye is on the McColloch MC1375.

Gopro's are expensive. I am lucky because I got the black edition for Christmas. This could be an option. http:// http://www.amazon.com/DBPOWER-Original-waterproof-Batteries-Accessories/dp/B01464D2W8/ref=sr_1_1?s=photo&ie=UTF8&qid=1457580595&sr=1-1-spons&keywords=Sports+camera&psc=1

I am probably looking at technique in a broader term. When I think of technique I look at it as determining what the condition of the paint is and then determining what method and material to use. Maybe it's more of a process than technique.