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Today I had some down time so I decided I would polish the old gas saver for some good before and after photos for my collection to show possible customers my work. I apologize the photos are not the greatest quality due to my camera breaking last week and my swirl finder light also decided it...

Some touchless washes use some harsh chemicals that degrade the lsp you have on the vehicle. If you pressure wash a car 5 mins or less total time spent, then use a foam gun or cannon to add lubrication to the vehicle surface to diminish chances of wash induced swirls, then use a proper 2bucket...

If the above does not help you any I would try the distilled water with a small amount of perfecting diluted in it. Use the black boss pad on speed 3-4 light pressure and finish with SLOW arm speed at speed 2 see how that goes. Use some detail spray when u remove the polish to add some...

Did the hairlines get worse as you stepped up in the corrective power? If so I think your dealing with some drive me crazy Lexus black paint. The distilled water trick works well on very soft paints. Did you start with all new clean pads? I did my wife's Lexus with factory paint it was soft and...

Got a 01 Monte Carlo with 265k for a gas saver, she needs a lot lol. Got my 07 ram 1500 with 108k it's a truck so not pretty, and we have the 12 Lexus is250 with 64k in good shape

You can really adjust the amount of cut out of boss sealant with the more aggressive pads and it's a super easy process. The boss creams just do not dust like 205 does.

I'm really liking the look Wolfgang deep gloss seal is providing. It's a breeze to apply and remove as well

It is on par with top class sealants imo. I got around 6 months out of it on a daily that is well maintained. That being said the lower panels that see the most road debris did wear faster and had a obvious degrade in performance at a much higher rate and required a extra coat at the 3 month mark

Josue does incredible work that turns heads. I enjoy seeing posts from him with his detailed write ups and pics. He is a true professional and is very willing to talk with anyone

I think the gg6 would be a great fit for you. I highly reccomend claying the car however. It will remove all surface contaminates for you. Mike has a good write up on the baggie test. Also you can use a iron x type product to remove any raildust or industrial fallout as well. I think wax and...

Griots has been making strides lately if you ask me. The boss system creams are second to none. I enjoy the pads and like they are sold in 2 pack with a decent package that is easy to store in a bag for on the go jobs. I still enjoy many other products but they have me wanting to try more of...

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The griots boss finishing sealant on a boss white pad produces pretty impressive results. A fellow ag member put a you tube video up of it on a hammered black truck that came out great for a one step. The one step products lack in longevity of the sealant bs a dedicated sealant but with proper...

Thanks Meghan going to give this poly wax a go since it is talked up big. Tossed in a dirty spot towels for the jambs and such since it was a deal

Im still wanting the griots poly wax to be tossed on there like I said yesterday. Just haven't had anything pull me in to this point

You need to do a test section to see what makes you happy in the end so you don't waste any time from here out. The FCC finishes very well for a aggressive compound but I have not used it with the pads you have either I use the boss pads. If it's just compound haze the perfecting cream should...

Griots poly wax. Black label products by pinnacle. Griots family of pfm microfibers. On a side note does the promotion match guarntee still apply on top of all deals avalible today

You can't beat the griots boss pads and creams. The fast correcting cream is phenomenal

If you are looking for any products to try the griots boss fast correcting cream with a microfiber pad leaves excellent results. However you need multiple multiple microfiber pads as they hold heat more than foam pads. Try doing another pass sometimes it takes multiple passes to achieve results...

I know someone using megs pads and shine supply liquids with no issues. Might be a bigger issue