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Sorry cant't help you with the pic sizes but you did a great job on the car and Good Right Up!.

I have had the same problem. Looking for an aswer also. JoeD

Thank you trlblazer3 for the feedback.

Awhile back I received a $50.00 gift from autogeek during a promotion, which I greatly appriceate. One of the gifts was Diamondite Speed Clay. Has anyone tried this product and if so could you please let me know your comments on your results of using it? Thank you. JoeD

Nice photos. Here are a few suggestions when shooting. First I think the colors or the flowers are a tad too high in saturation. I don't know if you have the carmera set that way. Try not to center all of your subjects. There is a rule called "the rule of thirds" in photograpy. Try to put the...

Sorry to hear of your misfortune Al. I think you should attempt to get some relief from the dealership that caused this damage, either by money or having your ride completely detailed by someone of your choice. I had a similar incident happen to me. I just finished doing my Black Azeria and it...

Great turnaround. You brought that one back to a nice looking ride. As for single stage paint. I like it better that two stage. If it is thick enough. The dark colors seem to have more depth and shine and as stated No or Very Little Orange Peel. I can always tell the difference between single...

Happy Birthday Meghan. I hope you have a wonderful day and for it to continue through the year. You are a Great Asset to this community and words cannot express our gratitude.

Congratulations, now take advantage of a wonderful opportunity to learn and have some fun. You are going to experience some of the greatest times of your life. Good Luck

No, it is strictly a glaze and will require a wax or sealant. But it is one of the best glazes I have ever used for dark colors. You won't be disappointed if you should try it.

If it is a small tare I see no problem. Just make sure that there is No Dirt or particles in the tare that have built up that can cause paint damage. Keep the pad clean and you should be O.K.

After you have cleaned and brought back the original color of the bumpers you can use the vanilla moose but for dark colors such as red and black try using the red moose glaze it really makes the dark colors look really wet. You can and I do suggest a wax or sealant over the glaze.

Hello Itoman, if the pillars and mirrors are painted like the body then yes. If they are flat black and plastic then I would not polish them with a PC. Windows can be polished with PC but I see no need to unless needed do to heavy soil or things like water spots.

Good Luck. Looking forward to the before and afters.

I know the feeling. Here in Massachusetts we had the same thing happen. Just when all of the snow was gone we got hit with about an inch or two a day ago. Now there will be a couple of days of melt off with sloppy wet road conditions. Oh! when will Spring finally get here.

I was and still am a Carnauba Wax fan. I don't see myself changing any time soon. Don't get me wrong the new 360 sounds very good but I just like the look of a Good Carnauba Wax. I use Souveran Paste on my New Black Azera and PB's Natty's Blue on my daily driver Black Ford Ranger.

Great Job Scottgt. That Bug looks great. Talk about a wet look. Well Done!

There is No Magic Distance. It all depends on the type of Halogen Lights you have and the wattage of the bulbs. Just experiment. Move the light at different lengths and when you can see the swirls and imperfections, leave it at that distance.

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I don't think your girlfriend has ruined your MF towels. Did she use a fabric softener in the dryer? I would simply re-wash the MF towels. I wash all of mine in the Washer and then put them in the dryer at Low Heat with No Softeners and they come out great. As for the soveran spray wax, it...