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Flex 3401 VRG. Why didn't I buy it sooner?!

Hi, I think some boars hair brushes do offer better protection again scratching the paint. However, in this case, I found that the pig hairs one does a better job for my needs :) Hi, the biggest one. It came in perfect 3 different sizes that meets all my needs for the $20 price tag though. I...

Hi fellow AG members!! I want to share a good brush that I just purchase from Amazon recently. B)B) Here it is!! One is boar hair brush (Brown), the other one is pig hair brush (Black) They came in 3 different sizes and costs me about $20 each set, not bad for 3 brushes imo...

I'd go with HD Speed and HD Poxy for best bang for the buck in this case :) It's a new car, should be light swirls and not deep scratches.

Fuzion was on sale for $50 right? :D

303 Spot Cleaner or Folex Carpot Spot Remover with some agitation might work :)

Lost the original file and had to screenshot it from my photo browser :)

Wow, 4 times!!!

I love Collinite #845!! I use it when someone wants their cars to be protected with affordable price :)

Impressive work!!

An in-depth Sonax Rim Shield would be much appreciated :) Looks promising to me! I hope that it isn't just an expensive version of meg's rim brake dust shield that was offered 2/3 years ago.

I like using WGDGPS as my go-to sealant instead of wax on silver :) That gloss! This is from one of the cars that I worked on before.

Re: 2017 HD Street Glide, Paint Correction and Optimum Coating Application Looks very nice! Great job!

HD Speed and Buff n Shine Orange pads will make you happy :) Then, seal the job with HD Poxy or WGDGPS!

Wow, impressive job here! What products and equipment did you use here? Same question with lane5515

Wow, I've never seen this type of posting. We need more police cars being detailed!!

I use Nanoskin and believed that they're the king for it as of right now and also the inventor of the whole new claying system I believe.

Try to polish it with some glass polisher with an orange light cutting pad. I'd go with something like Pinnacle waterspot remover (Chemical), then go to Ceriglass polish (Mechanical).

I love it as well!! It's impressive!

Can't agree more with what VISITOR said. Buff & Shine pads combined with GG6 :)