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How about Scuba Geek.....just kidding! The best I could come up with was SeaWorthy Shine. I didn't get much sleep last night! :surrender:

There you go Jason, positive steps already! Glad to hear you have some jobs lined up!

Hello, Paintwork Polish Enhancer is to be used when the car has little to no swirls. I see you want to use the Total Swirl Remover and Finishing Glaze. The PPE is an unnecessary step if you are doing paint correction. However, after you have corrected the paint, whenever you want to do a...

I have no doubt you will be fine man! Its times like these that tend to put things into perspective and allow us to do the things we want to do. Whether you realize it or not, you brought this situation into fruition and you yourself have the power to conquer anything that comes your way. I...

SeaJay - First I will say I am sorry to hear this. Secondly, many around here have seen your work and it speaks for itself. I live in the Northeast and often worry about winter time as well if my full time job didn't work out well. But I think you have the talent to overcome this challenge...

+1 This is exactly how I use them. The only time I don't is when washing. The rest of the time my hands have the gloves on (unless I forget them). As Mike Philips always says, "Work Clean".

Hahaha....classic! :xyxthumbs:

+1 I have also found that the CG Mirror Finish Glaze works well too. I think I prefer EZ Creme though, it just seems to produce a better shine!

Either that, or the new Megs MF DA system. I have seen it remove 3000 sanding marks not a problem. It's an option if you want to stick to the PC. The Surbuf pads are going to make quick work of those scratches and sanding marks, but you will definitely need to refine the paint after as I find...

Great Job Man! I have a similar color to my 2010 Maxima. She is due to be detailed in a couple of weeks...I have just been busy with everyone else! :xyxthumbs:

I tried PO85RD on the finishing pads to the OEM paint of a 2005 Nissan Altima after compounding with the cutting pads and D300. The finish turned out pretty good. Nice gloss and depth. Give it a shot! I think you will like it!

I use a product callede Bare Bones from the Chemical Guys. It's not sold here at AG, but it's pretty descent stuff.

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Hey Guys, I have been getting a lot of business lately thanks to doing some jobs in some afluent communities. I have a quick question that I have been going back and forth with. A friend of my cousin wants me to detail his 1966 Chevy SS. While I was doing my cousin's car ( See Show and...

+1 Seriously Bro.....you are trashing your wheels by doing this. Stick to a good car soap with a soft brush and hit the hard stuff with a wheel cleaner or APC diluted 4:1 if need be.

Thank you Flash, that means a lot!Im the MAN

Really? Wow! Thank you so much!

The D300 and the MF pad did a little bit to improve it. I think that is about all you can do. I was a little disappointed with Mercedes using that type of material as the lower trim.

Fantastic write up! I try to be funny in mine as well! Definitely got a good laugh out of it! When the guy asked you if that is as clean as those mats were going to get, I would have said they would have been cleaner if you didn't rub cow dung and baby poo into them! I don't think I would...

Thanks Man. Yes, I tried. I took a little M205 on a foam polishing pad and tried to work it in a little.