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Thanks :xyxthumbs:!!!

Ok so let me see if i got this right, If I plan to use Menzerna polishes I dont really need to IPA because on the label I read that they were water based.

Why do people wipe with IPA after polishing, from some of the research ive made some people do it to see what the "true" surface looks like, but arent does oils suposed to be there?

Well in my case i would like to know what it is so i dont confront any bonding issues, but thats just me.

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I think Im going to give this combo a try on my new car, it has no swirls, but on my research i've seen a lot of good reviews on the depth and high gloss this combo produces on a good condition paint.

Maybe that's the reason a lot of guys top it of with some kind of wax/sealant. Weird product :s

A mystery product...

JAJAJA, makes your teeth look funny tooIm the MAN

I did, but same thing keeps popping up, some say is a AIO, then some say if you use it by machine it has some cut, the you got the ones that swear it has no cut ect...

Is it a polisher, glaze, wax....?

Sorry for the quick post, wife was nagging about dinner time. Ok, so as you can tell from the pic the boat was pretty dull when we bought it. This is what I did, I can only give you advice on what I did and worked for me, like a car each boat has her special situation and this was mine: After...

Before After

if the hull is dull, i recommend 3m rubbing compound (color white) and a wool pad with a rotary. after that you can use your fav. wax

Oops forgot about the change in weather, i really cant asnswer that one since its always sunny here in PR

Leatherique is an excellent product to rejuvinate leather. Thats what i use on mine. Leatherique 32 oz. Kit

I can completely relate to you, its like the wind ressistace is not there jajaja

JAJAJA, so I should look at my sealant as the zinc plates on my boat, good comparison!!!

Thanks for clearing that up, i was browsing thru the clearcoat failure thread, and it scared me to death

We all go thru this sacred rutine(clay, compound, polish, wax/seal) to protect our cars paint with the added beneft of making it look nice, but how much REAL protection are we getting from the elements? Is my clearcoat never going to peel off if i keep this rutine even if it sleeps outside 24/7?