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i find it hard to believe that with all the knowledge on here, no one: A. wants to help B. knows what my problems are. super surprised....... rob thanks for the help from those that did help.

thanks Doc! :)

okay, so ive been creeping here for years, since around 07. I misspoke the other day. I finally created an account last year. so, I've been doing my own "putter around work" on the family durnango and the like. well, now I have my "baby" a 2010 Mustang GT Premium , UA BLACK, and she needs some...

so, after getting some great advice from other members and understanding what I've been doing wrong, my only remaining question? orange cutting pad or lighter for use with XMT number one swirl remover? thanks! rob

should I be using an orange pad or a white or pink for the no 1?

thank you so much! now I know which direction to pursue!!! regards, Rob

ok, thank you. now I know just how much to slow down my arm speed and the clay process may just simply be unavoidable. as far as the swirls, i'm definitely removing them. i'll have to get better at my picture taking skills, but if you look at the pictures, you can see sever swirls before I...

i'm using an orange cutting pad, (Lake Country). thanks for the advice. so the small swirls that are coming up after I use xmt 3 and 1 are from the machine and my mistakes? not using enough downward pressure and I need to slow down? what are the marring marks after I clay? again, thanks! rob

This is my first "real work" project. I've done some work on my old daily drivers, and the family Durango, mostly water spot removal. I was stationed in Hawaii (Oahu) for 17 years and the water there is terrible. I've been a member here for a several years, as a sneaker... reading and learning...

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Hi all, Rob here. i've been using this site since 08, and i've been learning "metric loads" of information, and figured i'd finally join the forum. i'm a fisherman by nature, and have always said i couldn't have "2 expensive hobbies". well, i saw some one's tagline, "The need to bead". it...