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Polish as many times with SIP as it takes or step up to a strong pad or polish then move to nano. Nano is meant to remove fine swirls or holograming left by a stronger polish so it wont remove deeper defect.

LANGKA Complete Paint Chip Repair Kit: Repair scratches on your car without a professional paint job! touch-up paint, scratch repair kit, chip repair, Try this. I used it on a black Benz and had great results. With a little practice you can have great results.

That is an awesome place to work. Loving the car too. Looks great.

Liquid souveran will look great and give it a warm glow. I was wondering why you would use 3-5 layers of SG when only one (or too just to be sure) can protect throughout an entire winter not counting the wax topper. SG can be finiky to work with and i think you should save yourself some hassle...

Finishing glaze is a gray sort of color with a purple hue to it.

How does this compare to the smell of Zaino leather conditioner. I love the smell of it and that is why i keep using it but i might be willing to switch if the Pinnacle offering smells just as good and is better for my leather.

Klasse is a very resilient sealant so i doubt you did too much damage but in the future only use IPA after polishing as it does remove wax and had the potential to shorten the life span of a sealant.

I would PM Meagan about the applicators. She is very helpful and hopefully can get you a replacement.

What type and size of pads are you using?

I would love to try some Optimum from Autogeek.net!

Do they catch your finger nail? If so there might not be much hope. especially with a PC.

You might also look into 5.5 or 4 inch pads if you aren't already using them. They make correction much easier and also will usually do more correction since the load on the PC isn't as great.

It's a great quick detailer. It does require a little more buffing to completely remove it though as it adds more car carnauba than most other QD out there. Think of it as more then a quick detailer and less than a spray wax.

Worth a try but it doesn't look like $1000 to me. It's probably just another dealer gimick but i guess it cant hurt to try it...

If you are looking for more cut I personally have used Wolfgang TSR 3.0 and was very pleased. I understand it has cut similar to Menz Intensive Polish and finishes down nicely. Menz also has a great line of polishes you might want to look into.

I would always clay. It is a quick and easy step to me sure that no contaminants can be trapped between the pad and paint and cause more marring.

Do some research on proper washing and drying techniques. If you use these you shouldn't need to polish more than once, maybe twice a year. I would also look into a good quick detailer for use after washing. They can restore the shine and increase the longevity of the wax in a fraction of the...

I would make claying a regular part of every detail that includes polishing.

What kind of experience do you currently have?

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