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I think the pad was new. Maybe next time I will try to use some as or pad conditioner before starting.

Second part was supposed to say poxy. Autocorrect messing with me as usual... The windows had haze that was tough to remove, some that would not come off with hard buffing.

Detailed my wife's car today using hd speed and poxy. I was surprised by the amount of dust using speed. I only had two dots on my pad, so I don't think I overapplied. It was hot and humid today, which might be to blame. If the dust happens again, I will probably not use the product again.I also...

A pic of my car after the second coat. Don't worry, I wasn't applying it in the sun. My shade slowly crept away from the car as I was going.

That's almost exactly what happened! Just change sunroof to window. It didn't help that I used 845 on my windshield and activated my wipers. I had water coming in from the side and top. A wet learning experience for sure!

Maybe when it rains again (possibly today), I'll run out a take an action pic (of it raining, not me driving the car while raining, that would be dangerous!)

Other than getting wet, yeah, it's pretty awesome...

Nobody warned me that water would literally slide off my car. Imagine my surprise today when I took off with the window down after a light rain and water started falling in the car. Strange...

I am not looking to enter the field, but a few Things have me perplexed. We had a "mobile" detailed come to the house and detail our cars years ago. They hooked up to our water and electricity. What do you do if neither is available? Applicator pads and waterless washes?

No thank you! There are 2 types of poisonous snakes in Maryland. I was going to take the family on a hike at a nearby state park. There is a document on the website saying both types have been found on the trails. So no thank you. Even worse, it is against the law to kill snakes, poisonous or...

Here is a good shot. Raines last night and some this morning.

I tried this approach, but wasn't a fan. I did it using klasse AIO. Two or three sprays to start off my pad when starting. It seemed to make the klasse apply in an odd manner, in droplets. Seemed to go much smoother without me refreshing the pad with QD. Maybe I did something wrong?

It was raining like crazy yesterday afternoon. My wife thought I was crazy when I told her to look at the rain rolling off the hood. She just doesn't appreciate the finer things in life!:cheers::cruisin:

Morning all, tried Collinite 845 for the first time this weekend. After reading several threads on AGN and a few other detail forums, I was deathly afraid of applying too much and not being able to take it off. I know I started off using enough- about 5 or 6 pea/dime sized drops on my polishing...

Thanks Badger. That would have been too easy to remove it all at once :)

Sorry to bump an old thread, but I'm considering using this combo and want to make sure I understand. You're advocating leaving speed on and then applying poxy? Or did I read that wrong?

Glad that I went ahead and made my purchase. Used a few of the items yesterday.

Sort of like Five Guys? Some of you may not understand the reference. They set out huge containers of peanuts for you to munch on while waiting for your food. Hopefully none of it would spill on the peanuts. I'm not exactly enthused about finding out what polish tastes like. Yuck!

You and my wife would get along well. She has an absolute hatred for the things. They somehow manage to end up everywhere, no matter how much cleaning is involved!

Very good to know! I will definitely do this with future orders. It seems like there are a few others out there who will benefit from this as well :)