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I bet ez cream would be awesome with souveran on top

I have done many caddy cts lights and I have to say that all of them were a pain to do.i don't know what they do to them but it was very tough to sand out. Also jeep headlights are bad too.

That Guy's page looks like a flea market. Low end.

Funny story... I used my flex 3401 and menzerna fast gloss on my cultured marble bathroom counter. While it turned out amazing to say the least, being in a small room, it created a horrible toxic smell from the polish.. I opened the window and used a fan to suck out the smell for 24 hours. I...

Looks great! Did you scuff through the tape on the one after pic?

Many times I will use a plastic razor blade keeping the area wet with ONR mix. If clay isn't working I will try this. I have done this many times and never had a problem with scratching the paint. Of course I follow up with compound and polish. Glad you found a solution to your problem!

I think I might give duragloss a try, I currently use chemical guys maxi-suds and it's a great shampoo.

Any and all Menzerna products Flex 3401 Collinite 845 Meguiars hyper dressing Chemical guys maxi suds Pinnacle clay Folex Zep purple degreaser

I use Google voice and have one number. It has a transcriber so you can read the voicemail like you would a text. It mixes up words much of the time but you can get the idea of the voicemail. You can also call them back from the same screen

I purchased the Flex 3401 about 3 years ago.. after using it, my porter cable was demoted to carpet scrubber. In my opinion, the Flex is a much better tool all around and I use it daily.

Mine comes in real handy when I show a customer how hot their black vehicle gets inthe Florida sun and how cool a silver one is.. opens their eyes on the importance of keeping the finish protected.

They can be deceiving but the picture to me does not look like you need sanding.. but pictures might not show the full extent of the damage.. best of luck!

I agree.. I wish I could have a customer want to clean those up. I would hit those with an orange pad and a nice compound. Or even my goto, menzerna power finish. After I would coat them with opti lens coating.

I just did a 2003 SLK series that was pretty oxidized. My plan of attack was wash & clay, using a Flex 3401 and a CCS orange pad. I had planned to use Menzerna FG400 but I ended up using PF2500. I love power finish! It is my go to polish. I like the fast gloss FG400 but the smell of it gives me...

I use mine to blow water out of mirrors and door handles etc from customer cars.I use waffle weave towel to dry the body. I think it's a great tool and very well crafted too. Oh yeah and it's quick at drying wheels!

I use Menzerna products almost exclusively. What I could do with power gloss and then follow with super finish, I can now do just as good if not better with Fast Gloss. I love this stuff! Very nice to work with and low dusting. It's pricier than power gloss but well worth it since it finishes...

+1 on Square. I have used it for 2 years now and have never had an issue. Easy setup and could not be easier to use. I like simple and Square is just that. No fees and a straight foreword per swipe fee. No riddles on reward cards, Am ex, discover etc. One fee no matter the card. I have a nurit...

Meguiar's paint reconditioning cream... cherries! Menzerna's color lock carnauba wax. Smells like a banana now & later

Very nice job on that windshield! Well worth the time for it to come out so nice. I haven't seen the LC glass pads before but in the pics, they look exactly like 3m triazac 3000 grit sanding. Just wondering if they were the same. I've got plenty of those in 3"

I have a xv5000 and a small $30 portable steamer. I use the big guy on details that I need to do a good amount of cleaning. It takes a little while to heat up so if I only need to clean the windows, I will use the little quart size steamer since it takes like 4 minutes to heat up.