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I've mostly stuck with Meguiars over the years, but recently when I got more serious about detailing I've started trying stuff from them, different Meguiars products, Optimum, HD, and Griot's. I still need to get my hands on some WG products.

I used Barebones last week and my wheel wells are still super clean and black and dry to touch.

I don't wanna call anyone out, and it hasn't been like crazy trash talking, just some small things like making fun of their videos.

After a few more jobs I think I'll pick up a Flex or something.

I've also got 5 sets of the CG Hex Logic pads that I like, but again have nothing to compare them to. I used an orange pad with V36 on my GF's horribly neglected blue honda and the results were great. Finished it up with V38 and HD Poxy.

I have V36 and V38 and I like them both. Their new car shine dressing smells great and I like that it is dry to touch, I'm not huge on shiny interiors though. I've got a fair amount of their other products and have been happy, but I haven't tried a whole lot of products to compare against them.

What have you tried that you didn't like? Anything you do/did like?

I've been seeing some jabs at CG on here, and I also know a lot of people like a lot of their products, myself included. So whats up with the pokes at them? I don't use them exclusively, but I'm happy with everything I have from them.

I like 303

pics?

I'd try using IPA and/or clay barring it.

Try a claybar and a lot of elbow grease?

You have to try really hard to mess up your paint with a DA. I have a PC7424XP and I love it. Get a few sets of pads and some polish and start light and progress if it doesn't work.

So is there anything wrong with using dish soap?

Weird. I've seen it pretty much everywhere. "don't wash your car with dish soap, you'll take it down to the clear coat and it won't have protection"

Awesome. Why do so many people say that dish soap will take everything off?

I squeezed a pretty fair amount of dawn into my bucket to wash off all of the polish and what not that I had laid down. It go super foamy and seemed like a lot. Washed it twice and it was still beading. Should I just wash more times, use more soap, is there a better stripper?

This guy is on the forums here somewhere Immaculate Reflections - Auto Detailing - Brentwood, CA - Reviews - Photos - Yelp

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/46956-what-temperature-ranges-best-applying-compounds-polishes-waxes-paint-sealants.html

I really like my Mother's brush. It's surprisingly soft and works really well. I have a slightly stiffer and smaller brush for stubborn stains and smaller areas.