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I didn't go into naming products because that debate could go on for several pages worth of opinions. Pretty much anything you see being liked and AG sells is going to be good. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Hey mountaindog, Congrats on owning that awesome ride. I've seen plenty of brand new cars sitting on the dealer lot that need clayed, I've not seen or felt your car but the short answer is, it can't hurt it at all and if it were mine I probably would just to know I've got a good clean slate...

I do it all the time, did one yesterday on a customers 14 Honda CRV had paint transfer scuffs on front bumper and opposite side mirror from garage strikes, they were heavy green paint on a otherwise very nice pearl white car. I spot compound with a 3", then polished those spots out a little...

Although I've never used it, I've thought about ordering some Optimum MDR, (mineral deposit remover) which is designed for rain spots, which are mineral deposits. I've had great results with every optimum product I've tried thus far, so it's an idea. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Cheers, and a pat on the back for you buddy, job well done! Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Lol, that looks like I much nicer towel than what I had in mind. Never heard of it. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

When I'm washing with towels, which I usually only do with a not so dirty car and a rinseless wash like ONR I'll soak 4 to 6 depending on size of car and use a one bucket wash method. Otherwise I use a mf mitt and a two bucket method. The mitt doesn't grab hold of stuff near as aggressive as a...

I've heard some products like ONR push the line that they allow the wash medium to release very well, ie, let go of the dirt when you rinse the mitt, towel whatever, but unless your starting on a car with only a fine dust collected, I'd be too concerned about picking up anything hard and...

Very nice turn around, I'm have a F350 coming in this week from the gas and oil fields and I almost afraid to see it lol, I imagine it's going to be at least that bad. Good work and good to have a few guys with deep pockets and no love for their vehicles. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Congrats man! Good things come to those who work! Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Awesome! Been drooling for this after struggling to create my own. Thanks again Mike! [email protected]

My friend and pro PDR tech is currently in Indiana with a "hail team" fixing a ton of these cars, you guys really got hit hard. As said above, you've got the right tools and product, you've sought and got the right advice, your not going to damage your baby with the polish and foam pad on a...

I just got in all the disks and a zentool mini for doing this, perfect timing for me to see this write up, great job with it, excited to get to work on one that nasty. Thanks! Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Oh my goodness! That is a really impressive transformation! Excellent !!! Thanks for sharing. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I'd love to have a copy of the article Mike, Thank you, Matt [email protected]

Hi Mike, just did a soft opening of my part time shop untill I retire from my current job and go full time. This form is much better than what I have and I'd love to have it. I look forward to seeing you next year in a classroom setting. Thanks, Matt [email protected]

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I recently did a 07 blue corvette, started with menzerna hc400, then sf3500 lc orange then white pads with 3401. I was thinking what am I doing wrong too cause there were still allot of rids and swirls left, I learned that the clear was just much harder than what I was used to dealing with, a...

Looks like tree sap, popping off with fingernail sounds like sap, it may have been waxed or sealed over as well, I'd use a da and cut compound and follow up with polish, if it were in my garage and I went with what I have that would be menzerna 400 on lc orange, follow with menzerna super...