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So I spent about 4 hours cleaning and detailing my car, inside and out. It was a pretty comprehensive cleaning which included: Exterior: XMT Gel Shampoo & Conditioner in the Wolfgang Foam Cannon Meguiars Wheel Bright Meguiars APC + Meguiars Degreaser Meguiars Medium Clay ONR Interior...

I just used Meguiars body solvent and then scrubbed with a toothbrush. I wiped it up with a terry cloth towel and the results were spectacular!

I started driving in 1991, here goes: 1984 Isuzu Impulse 1990 Mazda Rx7 1992 Plymouth Colt 1998 Dodge Neon R/T 2004 Mazda Rx8 1996 Infiniti J30 2000 Mercedes C230

Does the class cover DA polishing with the new MF pads?

I problems here either. I usually run it for 10-15 minutes at a time. Both switches always. Just get it.

I just used it this weekend and it works fine. I second everything in the review. I primarily use the foam gun and performs just as good as the DP extreme foam and Pinnacle Car Shampoo.

Thanks. I think I may pick up some Menzerna Super Finish and see what I can do. What do you recommend as a "Super high gloss Glaze"?

I recently completed a detail on my wife's 2004 Honda accord. It was in good shape but because it was regularly washed at the cheap car wash it was full of fine scratches. I buffed it out and it now looks great but I am wondering how I can take the shine to the next level. Here is what I did...

Fabulous work. Thanks for sharing.

In my experience the applicator makes a huge difference. The Cobra tire dressing applicators are the best. I agree that the Wolfgang is a great product but I also like DP as well.

That's micro-marring. You can get that out with 205 and a white pad.

I would toss it. You may be able to clean it if you but it in the washing machine but if there are any particulates in the wool it's going to scratch your paint. Wool pads are for heavy compounding.

Mike Phillips did a good review of the DeWalt not too long ago. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/off-topic/37831-bumblebee-testing-out-new-dewalt-dwp849x.html

I have noticed that shipping on my orders has been slowwwwwww lately. I placed an order on Autogeek and ADS the same day and got the ADS order 3 days before.

There is no substitute for a rotary. I have all three and enjoy using all of them. There is nothing worse than starting a car and having to do panels more than once - IMO. The rotary will never give you that problem. You can always go to the wool pad which will correct in no time flat. I...

That sounds like a good idea, although, I am not going to be there maybe others can benefit. I wish I knew before the color was stripped off of my leather seat. It was only a test section but it's still going to need to be fiexed.

Negative. This is the factory leather. No surface dyes. Again, beware and don't use this stuff on your leather - it's too strong.

I would be really reluctant with using OPC on leather seats because I did and it tool the die out of the leather on me. This stuff is super strong. I used it full strength (on accident). You can try 3:1 or 1:1 but be careful because I guarantee you that full strength is TOO STRONG!

OPC at full strenghth will remove anything.

I wish that I had some pictures to share with you guys but was not really planning to do a review. I got my last shipment with a 3-pack of Cobra Flex Foam Tire Dressing Applicators. I had been using some cheap foam applicators from O'Reilly to apply tire dressing previously. I had been...