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Just got some BFCS and am going to use it on very nice red Accura. They have water spots pretty bad and after polishiing the paint I thought I'd try the 4oz bottle of BFCS. I did get the hand-sized blue MF pads with it and am glad I washed them first. There was a tremendous amount of blue dye...

xlnt info, tks! maybe time for some experimenting

Good showing of 501 and I'm sure I know the answer but just checking as there was no follow-up on a couple q's posted months later. You combo'd the mutha' with 601 right? tks.

On a new car I applied WG 3.0 in April after polishing: Saw the car yesterday and it still looks great after just maintained by proper washing techiniques I taught the customer. Have used on other cars but have not recently seen them. WG 3.0 is a damn good sealant and is a sealant only, no cleaners.

xlnt info as usual. I thank you for the responses. Think I'm getting a better feel for it.

Appreciate that Nicholas. I'll guess from that then a glaze without any abrasive would be used as a filler product then? If so, when in the process is a filler product called for?

So I did some research at the AG Store about different glazes by different mfr's. Sounds to me like it'll be a fine polish before an LSP. A polish with no protection maybe. So for example: M105 then 205, then a glaze? I'm just thinking of the steps of polish progression and the relationship of...

I'm thinking that a glaze might be used when no paint correction is done. So the 'filler' in a glaze will.....uh....well, fill the bad spots? A glaze has or doesn't have any polishes in it? Maybe someone mite use it as a one-step than spray on a wax and call it good? That sure would be a 'hack'...

A customer came by today with a water spot problem. Beautiful red '11 Honda Accord Coupe. She baby's it but gets sprinkler water and spots each day where she parks. Of course we spoke of another parking spot and such. He has been turtle waxing over the water spots for months and even though she...

Yep, over thinking it. Good one. Tks!

Was going to proportion out some Megs HD (1:1, 2:1, etc) in some spray bottles to have at the ready. Curious about a bottle of 4:1 for instance, will it be ok for a few months like that or maybe just ratio out as I need it. Basically a shelf-life question for water-based products. thanks

I like the 3000 grit option with a 105/205 follow up. Any chance some DG755 could have done some good? Going to be trying 755 this weekend on somebody's car that said they had bad sprinkler spots. Hope it's not that bad. Oh yeah....the inspection step...good one and great effort.

tks old tiger: so you're thinking 105 is comparable to V32 on an orange pad maybe 205 = V38 on a white? working time? low dusting? stains rubber and trim?

tks Wors my search ended up with talk but nobody using it/results/opinions looks like Mike used V36 only before the blacklight product blacklight probly some polish with some sealant appreciate the link and love that little Fiat (fix it again tony)

Curious about the V series polishes from CG. V32-V34-V36-V38 A couple of them are hybrids of some sort. Wondering about a stand-in for 105/205, maybe a little more 'user friendly'. Tried to match them up by video on CG site in reference to which pads they were using. Don't get me wrong, love...

You might want to just ask your customer and see if that's ok with them. It's a legitimate question. Otherwise it's probly generator time. The sound level of the compressor AND the generator will certainly rival a Deep Purple concert circa late 70's. You can probly regulate the noise level with...

...will do richy

welcome...

just got it, gonna give it a go appreciate the effort!

does help dad07, thank you!