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when i coated my honeycomb grill i used foam paint brushes, foam qtip style short stick, and little foam corners from a new tire applicator. Worked like a charm to get in all the little spots.

this, both my cars have honeycomb grills, i usually use sprays or aerosol applicators for coverage

I purchased a ton of their stuff when they were sold here, they weren't that awesome. their waxes were great and their Tripple polish was awesome too. i don't have any of the products anymore except Iron Out and thats not so great.

I use leaf blower, sometimes too. but it never blows leaves or grass just for cars....i got some cheap little one off amazon, sweet deal!

You're really not going to be able to see a difference. Therefore whatever is more durable.

I used to use these Cobra Supreme 530 Extra Large Microfiber Towel, large microfiber detailing towe, drying towel, micro fiber towels now i just use my various electric blowers. :)

ha

get a flex

logical step....i mean auto geek is such broad term. Good for them it'd be about time.

I've used Optimum MDR with success. I did apply a boost to the coated area i used it on after though.

You're going to need more than 3 pads to do your car. You don't need black pads. They're mildly useless. Also I hope you do some more prep before you polish. Like clay, decon, etc...

I was always a towel dry guy until about 6 months ago. I got a sweet deal on a blower. Now I blow dry only. What do you do and why?

You didn't try a fine polish after the compound? That's haze. Try a fine polish

oh no doubt, of people though. Products, dogs, cats, animals, mother nature, and cars no..... :)

on page 2 i provided a link to a great blog with all you need to know about blacklight. its answer your questions but from someone with lots of knowledge and more experience than me.

short answer, no it won't work right

i bet you're looking at $400 when released.

Your preferences is a "wetter" look? what wax did you throw on? I always felt a wax on top right away for some reason attracted so much pollen. like a magnet, i dunno drove me crazy though. haha

Hey, thanks so much for all the insight! Extremely helpful. You totally made my purchase decision all the better. Supper stoked to try it now. Thanks

honestly, do two coats of Deep Gloss, don't bother with the wax. Two coats of Wolfgang is gloss crazy, and will protect for months.....if i were you i'd apply the wax like a month down the road after a good wash or something.