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Sounds like oil or something on the glass. I'd start less agressive and try a decent cleaner then apply Duragloss Rain Repel. I love this stuff.

Hey, Mike. I have a new car (actually 1 year old) that I have kept up with Duragloss products, mostly. How do I know if I need a fine or a medium Speedy Surface Prep towel? Can I get the medium and not push as hard or do I get the fine? Thanks.

Duragloss Rain Repel. I have tried several glass cleaners and it works best for me. And if I get over-spray on the car it wipes clean. Cheap product that works great.

Welcome to the forum! (Now you're hooked. lol) The great thing about a DA (i.e. Porter Cable) is that it is virtually impossible to damage your finish. If you have any concerns, just turn the speed down when applying (wax, in this case) and it won't create as much friction\heat. The truth is...

Jumped on the band wagon. Me too, please.

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The entire Duragloss line is very easy to use in sun, or shade.

So many purdee cars! Good work you did.

If it did "pick up a bit of sand and such" then you definitely throw it out. In general, still throw it out.

Could you rephrase the question(s)?

That Megs combo is tried and true. Hard to mess it up. I've never heard of using baby oil. I always prime my pads the way Mr. Phillips teaches, using the same product that I am using on the car. (In this case the 105\205.) Thumb-up for the beverage.

I finally got one today. Only $47.69 with my 25% off coupon. Great deal. Just need to repack the grease. Can't wait for the weekend.

Welcome to the forum. And trust me, you think you joined to ask a single question but now you're hooked. DA is a dual action polisher, i.e. Flex, Porter Cable, Rupes, Griots Garage, etc. The DA is safer because the dual action makes it virtually impossible to burn through the paint. As far as...

You sure you meant to say "sit"? Think you missed an h.

Very nice wash & wax. That sounds ridiculous to say looking at the before and after shots. What a difference. What is M38 and is that what you dressed the tires with?

Duragloss Water Spot Remover. Works great!

Welcome to the forum. I am just chiming in to agree with all the advise you have been given. I am a huge DG fan. It's cheap, easy to work with in sun and shade, and provides great protection and looks. I also agree that getting a DA is a must. It will save even more time with the DG products...

Welcome to the forum. Don't be afraid. You sound like a smart guy and you're asking good questions. Keep reading here. Mike Phillips is the detailing god and any vids or articles you can read from him will be especially helpful. Good luck.

Like Mission Impossible. It self destructed.

Rent a space. This could include your friends place, but doesn't have to. That way you aren't intruding. You're paying for it. Any old folks who have a garage near you. Maybe do their car before you do yours. Talk with one of the drive in car wash places. See if you can make a deal with them...