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That was very nice of you, ironman1982! I'm sure you made cincibcat9's day -- he is probably grinning from ear to ear.

Sell the car. It is clear that this issue is very upsetting to you, and it looks like the situation is only going to get worse. So, if I were you, I would just cut my losses and sell the car ASAP to someone that doesn't care about the current condition of the paint. The longer you wait, the...

In my opinion, the best part of SEMA is all of the beautiful show cars that are used to showcase products and/or to draw attention to the brands that sponsor them.

Pick me Autogeek.net for the Griots Trunk Bag!

This is the article that you need to read: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/25304-secret-removing-oxidation-restoring-show-car-finish-antique-single-stage-paints.html As I understand it, the key step is to restore the oils in the paint BEFORE you work the paint with abrasive...

I assume this is the same mystery machine that Kevin Brown is hinting at in this post: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/29674-cure-m105-s-short-working-time-dusting-issues-10.html#post369813 Since the photo has been blurred, maybe the mystery machine is actually "hidden in...

Please "Pick me for Leather Master Leather Care Products" I never win anything. Well, I never enter any contests, either. So, I guess that explains why I never win. However, since I do own two cars with leather interiors, this is something that I could really use. So, please "Pick me for...

Oh, I guess I missed that one. Here it is for others that also missed it: Autogeek Newsletter 10-25-10

I would think that the cheaper product would make more sense for a production environment. No sense spending more money on something that your customers would not appreciate. Of course, if your customers can really tell the difference, and value that visual difference enough to justify paying...

I was under the impression that a synthetic "wax" is called a sealant, because it doesn't really contain any natural wax, but it still protects the paint like a wax. I think that also fits the description that Mike Phillips uses in the following thread...

Yeah, same here. But, I didn't bother calling or emailing anyone because I was already happy with the deal that I got with the special sale prices + free shipping + the AGBUCKS discount + a free sample of WGTSR. Anyway, I received my order yesterday, and much to my surprise, there was a free...

I have the same question, and here are two threads that I found about the bag: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/25863-anyone-using-ag-detailer-s-tool-bag.html http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/discounts-specials/24025-can-autogeek-detailers-bags-go-bogo.html Looks like...

Try sending Meghan or Dwayne a PM. Maybe they can help. Even if they can't, I think it is still worth a try.

I think you you should try a cyan pad to remove the swirls. Take my advice with a grain of salt, though, since I don't actually have any real experience -- I just ordered my PC kit with HT pads and haven't actually taken delivery of it yet. But, from all of the research that I have done on...

lol, when does that kit go on BOGO?