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Welcome! :welcome: I've been experimenting like you with the orbital, and I'm making progress on the swirls on my car. I've tried to avoid the temptation to "get'em all at once", so I've been using a LC white polishing pad and trying different polishes, rather than go to an orange cutting pad...

Deja Vu....VERY nice work on this one - good as new....maybe better ;)

I love Autogeek.net and I really love Meghan Im the MAN

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:welcome: Nice Cobra/'Stang.

I have not personally used it, but I have seen several comments on other sites that Natty's Red adds some real depth to silver.

Nothing new to add...I just keep coming back to look again and again. That's the best compliment I can make!!

"The end result is that each car has its' own character." :applause: This quote is a fundamental truth and is something that every detailer and wannabe should have memorized! I read post after post where assumptions of hard clear, soft paint, etc. are proven to be completely wrong. Thanks for...

Looks like the magic wand is still working!!Im the MAN

If it's not too late for another question on this topic, does anyone have any tips on how to monitor the break-down progress on a WHITE care? I'm having a really difficult time on my white 560SL, and I tend to stop too soon when working on a panel because I can't really tell what's going on...

Wow. “A thing of beauty is a joy forever…” Great work on this wonderfully restored SL. I’m a real sucker for the older SL’s and this one is a jewel. Even with a little orange peel, he’ll nab some trophies with this car, thanks to you. Outstanding job. ;)

As part of his regular car care routine, be sure to have the owner of the 745Li make some large "DO NOT WASH OR POLISH" signs to hang in the windows should he ever have to take it into the dealer for service! :buffing: I just love that color and I'm sure that this is the best this car has ever...

Outstanding work. Very impressive results.

Maybe your hard work and outstanding results will motivate your friend to take better care of his sunshine cruiser. ;) Let's hope, anyway. I would show this to a friend of mine who is a real MGB aficionado, but he would weep openly after seeing the "before" pictures. :(

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Great work. That had to have taken quite a bit of time to get those results. Very impressive.

:welcome: I love San Antonio - I wish I could get down there more often.

Redefining RED!!! :) Very nice work.

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Dang. I just bought a tube of the stuff. Now I'm afraid to use it. Maybe I'll save it for spot-treating.