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Another hot flex here, lol :props:

Awesome Find! :dblthumb2:

You could use cloth diapers or a plain cotton T-shirt

Micro Fibers pick up EVERYTHING and basically refuses to let it go unless you manually wanna pick everything off. Basically they are crap magnets.

I'm not partial, I find all Dawn that I've used works the same really. I have used APC in the past as well, with poor results IMO... Cool tip

I use dawn to clean my pads. Am I the only one that finds folex overated..?

+1 here. Vertical surfaces take practice man, find a position that is comfortable for you to work in while maintaining/mastering your technique when working on vertical panels. Also as stated, as good as Megs MF system may be you can't expect 100% correction on a used DD, be realistic with your...

You can use sealant on paint that hasn't cured, most shops will tell you to wait at least 4 weeks for the new clear to gas out. You got that right, Imperial Hand Glaze is a wonderful product but a REAL pita! lol With that said I would also recommend 3M Imperial hand glaze. It can be found at...

+1 Dawn is the most practical way for a guy that doesn't do enough correction business to warrant having a pad washer. I clean mine well in the sink and pitch them in the washing machine. I use a terry cloth to press as much water out as I can and let them air dry face DOWN on a wire rack.

I use Stoners aerosol exclusively for glass. I haven't used a ton of glass cleaners but I found stoners a long time ago, it was readily available and worked great so I really haven't shopped around. I will also say that the towel makes all the real difference in glass cleaning. If you don't...

Some water will be trapped by the sills, but can easily be dried with a shop vac and then further with some compressed air and a towel.

Usually holograms are caused by working dirty. Its always important to keep your pad clean, it's especially important when using a rotary tho.

Sweep whatever loose debris you can to start then pre treat with an APC of your choice followed by a GOOD soak and scrub with soap and water, vac up whatever water is left. I use a very similar method on muddy carpets...

Lol...

Huh I thought those wheels were factory clear coated...

I've always wondered about modeling clay. Any way of finding out exactly what he sent, this is the internet, I can get anything sent to me! lol. I also have family in Canada :xyxthumbs: I far prefer Meguiars clay to Mothers. Mothers to be seems very mild, almost too mild.

Very nice work, Love your tip on the clay! For burn holes I do something similar. generally I will cut a tiny piece of carpet from up at top under the dash or a small piece from under rear seats if they fold forward and use hot glue to patch the hole and a brush to blend the fibers, I like...

I would try Collonite 845 Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845, liquid wax, heat-resistant wax, car wax

Use 7 on top of a sealant, it will wash away with a good washing but it is excellent for a show car or any time you need some extra shine for a short time.