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Thank you for this chart. I want to print it out, but I get only a small section of it. Can anyone tell me how to capture the whole chart on one or several sheets of 8.5' X 11" paper? I'll never be computer savvy

Microfiber towels that have been subjected to fabric softener can be restored by washing them as you would after a detail. I use the same laundry detergent that I use on my regular laundry, and the microfibers come out clean. Best washing results will be attained with a pre-1997 top-loader...

I fill the tank with Premium and use StaBil as directed for long winters in Cleveland, Ohio.

Over night, as far as I'm concerned.

Plus 3 on the 845. But if you want to add something after the 845 cures, put a coat of 476S on it.

I've used Duragloss 105 as a cleaner and polish and left it on as a sealer, and the shine was good. I topped it with Optimum Opti-Seal a day later for better results. Collinite 845 is a great topper, also.

If you want light for buffing/polishing evaluation, I find the incandescent type the best. Fluorescent just isn't as good for that purpose, IMHO.

I wouldn't try it without a variable speed drill.

I would agree with the clay bar & proper lube, followed by Meguire's Deep Crystal Cleaner.

And don't forget to disconnect the ground wire before you drive away!

"Really excited I am a AGA Member..." Obviously. 160 posts in only 3 days.

Ultimate compound is great because it cuts without leaving "as much" hazing as say Megs. #2. And on some colors under "normal" light (that Brinkman is going to show things that aren't normally seen by a casual look), you might get away with going directly to your LSP. But it is a rubbing...

I have found their nano wax, and "wax-as-you-dry" products to be acceptable for booster waxes after washes between "real" waxes. But I like AquaWax the most for that. I even used nano wax on my kitchen floor for a booster wax!

I've used WD40 on door hinges since it was invented. It worked for me.

Wd40

Don't forget to come back and let us know how it turned out.

I use Aquawax after washing, and my 845 keeps looking great and hangs in there. Eagle One "Wax as U Dry" works, also, but to a lesser extent, IMO.

TLM - You finished with the orange. Did you try finishing with the white pad, and it didn't work as well for you as the orange?

You're showing your age, 70chevelle.

The best product to fill swirls used to be 3M "Fill 'n glaze" (the pink stuff). Someone needs to chime in and tell us what product replaced that one.