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:props: LOL But for real, you throw it away if you drop it just like any clay.

Great turnaround! Keep up the good work.

Welcome to the forums and nice Integra, looks like an LS if i'm not mistaken. My first car was a 1994 Integra GS-R with black paint that looked very similar to yours. Although, I don't believe they had single stage paint. That should be clearcoated paint. Not sure if you were under the...

Dodo Juice Supernatural Micro Prime sounds like it would fit the bill. And it's on BOGO right now. Dodo Juice Supernatural Micro Prime

What kind of MF towels are you using? Are you using the same one for buffing and drying? I use Sonax High Speed Wax with a long pile MF towel. I spray on and wipe off with one towel, then dry with another.

FG400. I don't get 'wowed' too often by products, but after receiving my first set of MF pads I tried them out on a silver Camry that had quite a few scratches on it from dogs and cats jumping on it. Hit it with FG400 and the new MF pad...scratches were completely gone and the finish was...

I've had a couple of issues in the past, but AG has always helped to correct/remedy them promptly. Once I had ordered some Sonax High Speed Wax while it was on BOGO, but I guess I placed my order right as they changed them. It showed BOGO on my receipt, but only got 1 in the box. They sent one...

In the Texas heat and sun, I've gotten 3 months and counting so far on the paint. I applied some to my wheels about a month ago, and it's still going strong. BMW wheels to be specific, I just hit'em with some soapy water and a brush, leaves them squeaky clean. Definitely going to save me money...

Wow, I've never seen damage like that from a power washer. That's definitely going to make me rethink using a power washer in the future. Was this your own car or a clients?

I'd like know as well, especially compared to their red Citrus Wash.

Mr. Pink smells awesome, just like candy. Another favorite is Einszett Blitz, it has a clean smell that I can't quite put my finger on but I find myself sometimes opening the bottle just to smell it, lol.

Wash smarter, not harder. I kind of agree with you swanicyouth, Mr. Pink is not as great as CG pitched it, but it does smell great and foams like crazy in my Gilmour. So it does have it's uses, but I'll be getting some citrus washes here very soon.

I'll double that. The Sonus WW towels are the softest ones I've used. MUCH softer than the Meguiar's version I purchased at Pep Boys.

Mr. Pink will not be strong enough to take off bugs and splatter. It's a good soap for maintenance and with a foam gun. CG Red Wash is probably going to be my next soap purchase, I don't think it strips (could be wrong about that). Have you tried just pouring a few ounces of APC to your car...

I've used a lot of their products. The Fine Abrasive Paste and Nano Polish are both great polishes, similar to Perfect Finish. Polymer Net Shield is an awesome sealant type product (although it has both inorganic & organic components), application is a bit tricky at first but the durability is...

Then I would say get the Flex. It's an awesome machine.

I'm not sure how it looks, as I've never pour it out of the bottle it comes in, but the smell is definitely unique. Some people don't like it, but I do. It leaves an almost new car smell.

I would start with a quality glass cleaning solution and glass towels first, then move on to a glass polish by hand. If they're really bad you could get some glass pads for a polisher and use some CeriGlass or something similar.

I can understand what cplchris is saying, but I would disagree. I'd recommend getting the GG 6" first. It will allow you to get use to polishing and handling the machine properly (the Flex can be a bit unruly if you're not comfortable with polishing) and you can easily put on a 3" backing plate...

5 foot pads?! Must be a hell of a polisher, lol. But seriously, I would try cleaning the pads more often and priming them first.