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I'd love to try this new sealant out, please pick me. Thanks for the opportunity.:xyxthumbs:

I'm getting the same thing. May just be a mistake.

Very Cool, Congrats Mike, and AG! Mike, glad to see you taking proper car care education to a larger audience. :dblthumb2:

Cool.

:hungry: for some poorboys... please pick me.

I wouldn't mind being given some of this new glaze, please pick me.

Ooooh pick me please, I really want some new Meg's stuff!

Meguiar's M40, or Aerospace 303 would also be great alternatives.

Try replacing the wax in steps 7 and 8. I would suggest you try Meg's Tech Wax 2.0, it's got good durability, and adds very nice gloss, but more importantly it darkens the paint a bit. I believe this characteristic will give you the look you seek.

Blackberry all the way!

Aquapel is a great product, really works as advertised. If you want to maximize it's performance make sure you clay the windshield prior to application.

I agree. If after this step you are not removing the holo's then keep using M205, but switch to a polishing pad.

Hit the gym, and work on strengthening your back/ lower back, and also your core (abs, obliques...etc.) Losing some weight will also help get some of that added pressure and strain off your back. Aside from that, you may also want to be mindful of your body positioning when you polish. Try not...

Shrink your work area, slow you arm speed and give it a second pass. Make sure you're on speed 5. If the above fails, then I'd go for the Ultimate Compound and a white pad next. ScratchX was designed to be used more for spot buffing isolated defects, rather than and entire vehicle. If the...

Hey I didn't get my congratulatory email/ PM, what gives? LOL... J/K. Oh well, maybe next time.:xyxthumbs:

I would like a pair. Please pick me.:hungry:

I want one, please.

Good show Mike, the paint looks very very glossy. Another great write-up.:xyxthumbs:

Honestly, I'd keep the Makita away from your vehicles, and get yourself a practice hood. The Makita is a rotary buffer and can cause some unwanted damage if you don't know how to properly use it. If you get a few pads and a couple of polishes use the Makita to practice until you can...

1 - DP Xtreme Foam Formula Auto Shampoo 2 - DP Total Interior Cleaner This is a great idea!