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Not sure about the palms of your hands or what solvents are in each wax as that probably varies somewhat per product, but a quick search on the internet will quickly indicate that solvents are readily absorbed into your skin and can cause organ damage and dermatitis. Again, due to VOC...

Well for that price they can keep it over there IMO.

According to Kevin Brown and others they have been testing this out for over 4 years now trying to perfect it....that's commitment and serious capital investment!

Not exactly...more like a new correction system for D/A polishers including microfiber/foam hybrid pads/compounds/waxes. I can't post a link here to another forum but suggest heading over to their forum for more info on their 2011 new products. Looks very promising indeed!

See this thread started yesterday: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/new-car-care-products/30053-hidden-gem-autogeek-net-new-flex-rotary.html It is indeed a new rotary from Flex due First Quarter next year.

Dwayne, He's referring to this thread: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/29674-cure-m105-s-short-working-time-dusting-issues-9.html See Post #86....Jason did make it sound like a wonder polish was coming out...oh well..should be interesting to see these microfiber pads...

Awesome job! I enjoyed the pictures. Quite a job for only a day. I hope your brother-in-law appreciated the effort. Tell him Christmas is coming soon! :xyxthumbs:

I am betting on the Ultima Interior Guard Plus to outpace the others.

Wow...wish I got your tin instead of mine! Definitely didn't see any easy application with mine and was exactly like the op's tin. Maybe some Quality Control issues going on. Will have to check lot number and date when I get to the house and post back.

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My tin looked the same way. I'm guessing because it's a "Hi-Temp" Synthetic Wax it stays pretty hard at room temp at least it's harder than any of my other paste waxes. I used a Hair Dryer to heat it up a little and make it more pliable. Just be careful not to get too much on the applicator when...

What's your method for mixing these to get the final compound evenly mixed and consistent for the bottle? Do you do multi-layers of a 3:1 of M105 and M205 a few times in a 8 oz. squeeze bottle then shake or possibly stir with something? On another note how does the working time of the consumer...

Never tried any DJ products but would love to try Blue velvet and Lime prime!

I can't speak to the dangers of other chemicals such as body solvents, paintwork cleaning cremes/polishes, other wash solutions, total car APCs, or even mineral spirits (reason for my previous posts) since I have only used IPA wipedowns and claying to remove LSPs, but I can speak to the...

To remove old LSP's in preparation for claying, polishing, etc. I like to use Chemical Guy's Citrus Wash and Clear at paint prep dilution ratio through my foam gun. Works quickly and safely and the paint is ready to go. I'm sure other brands have a similar LSP stripping wash product.

Excellent info as always Mike...just what I was after. I figured you were busy...just finished reading over the monster of a truck detail you posted and can see why! I saw those sprayer bottles on AG and was interested in them. Can you post the results of your test spraying MS through one of...

BUMP! Does no one have any preference they can share with the community as to which type of MS they use and if it makes a difference?

Sorry to revive an old thread but I need to ask just in case :help: Mike or others please chime in....what type of mineral spirits do you use as there seems to be normal, low odor, and odorless varieties. The chemicals in each are obviously different but are these differences limited to the...