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Nice work Mike. :props: Always great to hear from the Pro. :buffing: Hope you got some serious overtime for the project :work: Especially for the write up :urtheman:

Me - Boars Hair brush. I wash Trucks and SUV's all day and it has saved my back, a lot of time, and left everything uber clean.:xyxthumbs: You - The Boars Hair as well.:dblthumb2:

:dblthumb2: Awesome, thanks for sharing your hard work with us!

Way to stick with it.

Think of it as Colonel Sanders secret recipie.... not sure whats in it, but I love it! :D I'm not sure what "the newest breed of crystalline “super” polymers" is but I know it rocks. Good luck!

Negative, it is water based.

Remember, always use the least aggressive method first. Meguires M205 is moderate and will clear up your swirl marks quickly and efficiently and give you a nice polish. Try a few passes with this and evaluate if you want to go more agressive on the scratches. The key marks look fairly deep...

:iagree: Have fun!

The Lambo must have been a real trip to work on. Looks great!

Re: New to this Board. :welcome:

"We're not worthy! We're not worthy!!!" :awesome:

I am looking as well, hope to hear from some owners out there. :xyxthumbs:

:welcome:

:dblthumb2: She sure looks sharp!

Why not stay with the WG line and use the Finishing Glaze 3.0? Works great, easy to use, and sounds exactly like what you are looking for. Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0, Wolfgang finishing polish, polising glaze, machine glaze :xyxthumbs:

Hey Buddy, Head over to the AG store site and scroll down to the "Expert Advice" section on the left hand side. Click on the "Auto Detailing facts, tips, and tricks" link. Scroll all the way down - after reading all of the great info of course - and bask in auto detailing advice nirvana by...

Man, I don't think I could use that without thinking of ice cream and chocolate syrup Im the MAN

Gus, you sure know how to make a fella envious.:welcome:

:welcome: You are in for an education and then some.

Looks great. Keep it up :dblthumb2: