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How long has the paint cured for, before sanding and buffing? May not have let it cure for long enough? Sorry, saw 2weeks. It may need to sit for longer before you get into sanding. DMac

I made the DIY from OP. Works great! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Well that looks awesome! I had no idea that was around. Ill be looking into it. Thanks! dmac

So what is actually penetrating the fabric? What about electronics in the door, not to mention high quality speakers we've spent long hours putting in? Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Hey everyone. I just wanted to put this out, which is something that has helped me keep track. If you're like me, with 2 kids a 2 and 6 year old, time gets lost and your memory may also. I made this to help me remember what step I'm at when I can only do a little at time. I've tried to...

So, the plumbing just wets the pad and the grit guard "scrubs" it? - Yes The plumbings function is to simply wet the pad when you push downward. You should only have to push down a time or two to get the pad "Damp". The more water, the longer the dry time.

For those wanting to change the forum color to help with your eyes, and you are using Chrome, you can add an extension for that until the option is enabled by the forum itself. Search "Chrome extensions care your eyes" in google search. - Don

Great job. Crazy how swirled up that was. Sent from my SM-N910T using Tapatalk

Amazing! Have to say, I haven't seen that model. I'm in love. Great work.

Cars look excellent. Great job.

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For one, I don't consider that ghetto. The music is neutral and works with what you are doing. Like you said everyone has their own impressions. You do have to be careful when choosing music and that's was a good choice. The cars look great. One thing I notice was early on the video was moving...

Tremendous! Great job. in your experience with single stage paint, do you find the thickness to be an issue with some cars? I see you had a lot of color on the pad. Just curious. Looks fantastic.

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Or.... http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/showthread.php?t=36528

Gotta remember to slow down... plus, using g a pressure spayer is supposed to be fun! D-Mac

Honestly, no. About 10 minutes. The lines didn't happen when I sprayed off the soap and then washed with the brush. Paint is dark blue metallic. I'm leaning towards the dirt trapped in the soap and was wondering gif anyone else had that screw up also. I think I just got careless and short for...

I have this brush and had a good experience the first time I used it. I did get a bad result the second time I washed. I soap gunned the car and ussualy spray off the residue. This time I didn't and now have swirls all over. I'm betting it was the heaver dirt that I didn't ussualy spray off...

Elijah, I don't have any comparisons between the two but here are a few using the spar method. 1 to 1 mixture. I used 2000/2500/3000 grit paper soaked in water. I could have worked them a little longer on the drivers side, but the results are still nice. Hope this helps a little to see the...

Unbelievable! Thanks for taking the time to document each area and the process used. It really helps us less experienced. Sent from my Xoom using Tapatalk