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Im not endorsing nor poo-pooing on a certain brand of towel here....the pic was only for representation of a type. My aim is simply to provide a collective resource on the composition and type of mf's that exist as ive never seen such a resource and figured it may be helpful but thanks for...

Joe, I look forward to seeing and meeting you there, Senior Stoops has nothing but fun things to say about you. Oh and he mentioned your'e pretty good at buffing too :props:

The Magic of Microfiber pt. I – Construction & Types How would you respond if a new technology promised to revolutionize most all of the tried and true processes you’ve completed countless times over the years? More than likely, you might harbor a healthy skepticism or write it off as a...

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I'd definitely suggest a foam applicator pad... partially damp... as thin as possible if you need to test the 'thin factor' take the applicator and kiss the glass ... if the glass shows wax you're good to go... and do two coats.... then sit back and enjoy extreme winter protection!

I say correct it with Megs MF cutting pad... 205.. D300 for deeper defects.. then coat it with opti coat! keep a spray wax on it monthly... maintain regular washes ans it will be a breeze to maintain the dreaded black beauty! you'll be very happy and won't be pulling your hair our...

its got mild abrasives in it.. about the same as a polish... I suspect they are the same SMAT particles in M205.. I say this because I've seen its corrective properties up close many times... that being said.. if its strong enough to get into fine swirls on a clear coat ... the i would...

ART Collinite 467 is a synthetic with carnauba in it. typically synthetic sealants have more of a glossy "wet" look to them whereas carnauba based products have a richness and depth of lustre to them its very similar to the film industry. A movie shot on film will have a more life-like...

:iagree: Many may poo poo on even the thought of using these on paint.... but a gsm of 350 is fine and these are soft enough not to cause any damage at all.... so i wouldnt worry.. but yes there are better out there, but these towels definitely have their place in a detailing arsenal :xyxthumbs:

Nodule If i were you, anytime i went into a dealership with the car for anything I would tape a sign to driver and passenger side that say in 48pt font.. DO NOT WASH VEHICLE... as zach said... dealerships are NOTORIOUSLY incompetent in dealing with paint and if i were buying a car i would...

you could use gold class soap clay megs ultimate Polish at the least for pre wax than use #26 paste or ultimate paste wax

Richy .. what can I say... you always know how to treat a lady right!

Thanks Art, i stay on top of it with regular washings and D156 every other week... its good to go

Ahhhh i totally respect that.. in that case lay down some Collinite 845 on that baby [for lighter colors - 915 for darker].. you wont regret it.... not sure where you live, but it makes one hell of a "winter protection" barrier as well... Hey a man needs his hobbies for rest, relaxation...

:iagree: completely Rasky but didnt want to say anything below 1000 because someone might take 80 [rocks on paper] and think it makes the job faster and next thing ya know they sand THROUGH the lamp ahahahah... sometimes i think its good to look out for people trollin the web 90% dont generally...

ahahahah yea until HEAVY road salts or branches, or rocks fly at ya or the old lady at the grocery store SLAMS her drivers side door into your passenger panel ROFL

if you want overload Coat Seal spray wax... almost impenetrable LOL

i dunno about that.. buts its great stuff and quite affordable by the gallon...

also my bueno.. affordable... durable and shiny

@critical ill admit you may be correct here.. :props:. i definitely respect yor opinion and i may switch...I haven't researched it enough to claim which is better difinitively .. but as i said before i constantly have opti coat on hand and i also use other protection on top.. so when i maintain...