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Just found this thread for Feedback, a little late posting. I've trade with KneeDragr and it was a perfect trade.

Sounds like you have some tough wheels to get clean. I had the same experience recently...the most hideous wheels I've ever done. I used Sonax wheel cleaner followed by Meg's Hot Rims Wheel Cleaner. Here is a link to the process I went through. I think if Sonax and Megs Hot Rims can do what...

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We too have just about the same product it sounds and same price ($400-500). A few things I can bring up thou... One, since the dealership I'm at applies this (service side, not my bodyshop side) applies this protection, if there's a problem the customer knows who to come to (the dealership)...

Alko, do you still have a bunch of ONR V2 for trade? What you looking to trade for?

Heres some only PB's for you. 2coats of EX-P topped with 1 coat Blue Natty then 2 coats Red Natty PS: sorry I don't have a hi def camera...yet :)

Well, with the heat thats what I was thinking too, although I can overlook that for the deep shine your getting from the metal pieces now. Thats for the feedback!

Great looking work with the engine bay! I love a clean engine. Most normal people (not Autogeek's :)), don't bother with their engine bays and I always hate opening up the bonnet and seeing filthy engine. How well does PB's Black Hole and EX-P hole up under the surronding engine bay heat? How...

I agree with Kaban. Sonax is amazing on wheels! Heres a recent post I made of Sonax's work on so nasty wheels. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/48385-hideous-9-year-old-wheels-get-first-cleaning-ever.html

ONR stands for Optimim No Rinse Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine: clay lubricant, optimum rinseless wash, no rinse car wash, optimum detailing products

Black Car, the original post asked what product we used, we've suggested what we used. Since Black Car we don't know what he was using (it was not posted), heck maybe it was even ONR or Ultima or even Poorboy's. Most of the time if your getting streaking your either using to much product or...

+1 with PoorboysWorld products. You gotta love the fact you can use it in the sun.

I would/do use Iron-X before, then follow with clay. No sense in claying first when Iron-X will remove that easier for you. Then follow with claying. Lets work smarter, not harder.

You bet, try somone Iron-X see what happens. Sorry about the misunderstanding...I'm more tired than I thought. I'm off to bed PS: To OP - you said you've machined polished, did you try clay? If not I would try claying if you haven't or if you have some Iron-X start with that then clay.

True, yes we still are claying first - should have made that point. Sometimes thou with clay you need a tougher clay to remove the fallout. Although, once I did find out that clay wouldn't work and had to use a Diamondite product. Diamondite Spray Clay™ is formulated to remove embedded...

I would have to agree with everyone on the clay first, the a good polish. Although, to me on the second photo the overspray looks like a rust color. We are sure its overspray and not rail dust (industrial fallout) by chance - just wondering.

Thanks Erik! You've gotta love Sonax...even better when it was just on BOGO recently :)

Thanks you! and great to know another member is nearby! :props:

I would for sure spend some money and get an automotive APC instead of simple green. Ive used Poorboys Bio APC and Megs APC Plus Poorboy’s World Bio-Degradable All Purpose Whitewall Cleaner and Degreaser 128 oz. - Also comes in a 32oz size. Meguiars D103 All Purpose Cleaner Plus I have also...

Outstanding points X6StringerX! taliano120, you've got some great tips so far. Let us know if you have any other questions.