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If I ever buy another home, it will have a large garage. My current one is a one car deal. I can do a full detail on the car (except a hose wash) but its tight. My dad has an oversized, finished 3 car garage with great lighting but 2 of the bays are filled with stuff. Sent from my iPhone...

Believe it or not, my 1989 Honda CRXsi. Super light, no power anything (except sunroof), 32mpg no matter how hard i drive it and a blast to drive. I put 100K on that car in 3 years and never had one problem with it. I loved that car. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Maybe try CG Water Spot Remover first? It worked on my car but the spots were there for only a short time. Chemical Guys Water Spot Remover, glass polish, metal polish, mineral spot remover

I tend to complicate things to the point where what I'm doing becomes frustrating and unenjoyable. The car I'm working on (2009 Mustang Bullitt Edition) is primarily a sunny day car and I'm a fanatic about keeping it looking nice.

Thanks Mike, I really appreciate the advice.

Great idea, I'll give this a try. I buffed the roof and trunk lid and they came out pretty good. There are a couple of scratches on the roof that wouldn't come out, despite buffing them twice. I can't feel them with my fingernail but I don't want to keep buffing the area. They are extremely...

I did the entire hood. Thank you, I'll check out the thread. The paint on the car is only a few months old and didn't have a lot of swirls to begin with. I'll do the roof and see how it compares to the hood. Thanks everyone.

I've just started my first detail with my new PC7424XP. There were some some light swirls on the hood and a couple of scuffs from some idiot sitting on it. I hit it with M105 and a Tangerine LC pad. I then wiped the hood down with an 11% IPA solution to check the results. The scuffs came...

I hate to admit it but I wash mine in Era detergent or Simple Green, hit the rinse cycle again followed by a very low heat cycle in the drier.

Same here. ^Me too. I have yet to winterize my wife's car. Mine won't move out of the garage unless it's sunny and dry with no crap on the roads. Guess I better get to it.........

I'll clay a few sections and see if I pick up anything. I have 3 of - Orange, White, Black, Red. All I have is ONR. I'll have to pick something up to strip it if I don't go the clay route. 5 minutes? I must be doing something wrong. It takes me hours to do the entire car. I think I...

Hadn't considered that. I'll test a little 205 on the hood and see if that'll do it first, though.

Thank you! What do you suggest for stripping the old products off? I don't think ONR will cut it (I love the stuff, though). The paint is still smooth and shiny so I'm pretty sure the NXT is still on there.

I'm going to embark on my first detail with a PC7424XP. This will be my first time using a DA polisher. In the past, I've just used what I could get at the parts store, polished by hand and wanted to kick it up a few notches (hence the 7424). I also purchased the proper backing plate for 5.5”...

After reading through this thread, a thought came to me that maybe one could use 1 ounce of ONR mixed with 31 ounces of water in a spray bottle. Dampen a microfiber cloth with the mixture, mist the area you want to clean and wipe it off. Would this work?

Thanks everyone! I'm from Cheswick, a little town about 15 minutes outside of the city.

I have a 2009 Mustang GT Bullitt. This is my first Ford in 24 years. I was really big on imports but once I saw this car, I had to have it.

Hello everyone. My name is Bill, I own a 2009 Ford Mustang Bullitt. The information and product selection here is totally overwhelming. Over the next few weeks I'll be reading up and trying to decide which products to try. I'm 100% getting a DA, not sure which one yet.

2009 Mustang Bullitt