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+1. Great stuff. Dan.

You're welcome. I give my thanks to my fellow service men and women. I came home without a scratch. I'm lucky. We owe our freedom to those who fought and suffered, and sometimes paid with the ultimate sacrifice. Dan Clark USAF 1966-1970

And it works very well! :dblthumb2:

Re: Very good post, but... Too late. The future has arrived... :laughing:

Very good post, but... Is there any reason to get a sidekick if you have a Master Blaster? Regards, Dan.

Thanks. That's good to know. Regards, Dan.

So is mine. :laughing: In case you might be interested, here's my garage project gallery which includes a couple of before pics, some after shots, and some pics of my detailing stuff: Garage Project - DanClark's Photos Regards, Dan.

magna_power, I think it's obvious that Buckskincolt and I differ in what we think are a good combination of products. That said, I hope it's obvious that we both want what's the best for you. And that may or may not be the choices that each of us have made for ourselves. For polishes, it...

Hmmm... Perhaps English is not your first language, so I'll cut you some slack. Except for my general comment about how companies start out, where have I used the words "all" or even "most"? I suggest you start reading more closely before throwing accusations at someone. Regarding...

Re: Zaino vs UPGP review - Update... I agree on all of your points. It's pretty much of a mystery to me too. That said, I'm going to push forward and find the best CURRENT balance for me regardless of what I've used in the past. If it's Zaino, that's fine. If other products, that's fine too...

A few things to keep in mind... First, remember that Wolfgang is a house brand. It's part of PBMG - the parent company of AG. So the brand gets lots of promo. That doesn't mean that it's the best. It just means that it gets lots of buzz. Second, many of the people who rave about any product...

Re: Zaino vs UPGP review - Update... Yep, I joined the other two detailing forums in 2004. It's been on and off since then, depending on work and house remodeling. Regarding Sal, since most people have no interest in Corvettes (including me), I think it's foolish to depend on word of mouth...

Re: Zaino vs UPGP review - Update... Sorry for not being clear. I meant after it was done and had completely dried and chemically bonded. Also, I followed the minimal directions on the Z5P container which haven't changed in years. OTOH the instructions on the web site say to spritz the...

Re: Zaino vs UPGP review - Update... A quick update... My back is better, so last weekend I finally got the car washed and clayed, polished out the hood with SIP (SI1500) and SF4000 using two white LC hybrid pads with my Flex 3401 and Festool RO90 (in force rotation mode). Then I divided the...

Corey, Thanks! I have OPC and CarPro Eraser (great stuff). I'll try OPC first. Uhm... Full strength? 3:1? 10:1? Thanks, Dan.

Hi. I've applied PERL to the tires and some exterior plastic and rubber trim on my 2011 A4. On the tires, PERL is EXCELLENT! And it looks good on the plastic trim. However... Last night I saw some spots on the rubber trim on the left and right sides of the front window. Even though I...

Nick, Very nice write up! One question... I have a Master Blaster. If only one motor is turned on, is it safe to use for drying the engine bay? Thanks, Dan.

Nick needs to learn the basics of promotional marketing. Put the damn deadline at the top in large, bold print. NOT at the bottom! Lock this thread. You're wasting people's time!!!

PERL. Good product. Easy to apply. Great look. I'm still evaluating longevity, but it's looking positive. Dan.

I'm curious to see how the new LC backing plate affects handling. I tend to be skeptical about aftermarket adapters of any kind for any tool. If they work well, I'm open to changing my mind. Regards, Dan.