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I am new also but from doing a lot of reading and some buffing/polishing, I wound say for pads ORANGE (Yellow was a mistake .... Thanks Rsurfer for pointing that out) White Black in that order. The work you did was not wasted as you got rid of all the 'big' swirls and scratches. So next...

I used on last night on my Impreza it does work well. How long it will last ???, but with an extra foam head included and costing under CDN $ 9.00 you could buy one every 6 months and it would not break the bank.

I am aware of prep work. I spend 4 to 6 hours on the exterior of a Miata to do a three stage job. What I am trying to get at, is in reading here about product selection, you see 'On your black car you must use Brand X' or 'you have a red car, Product Y will make your colour pop'.

The subject of BLUE came up in another thread. Is it a light colour or a dark colour??? Here are some medium blue's what do you think? And what products would work best. (see http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-forum/979-glaze-over-sealant-5.html) i.e. Glaze, Sealant or Wax...

Thanks for the quick reply, "unknown guy named Mike Phillips" was a bit tongue in cheek as I have been reading here for a few weeks as well as MOL trying to learn & re-learn everything I can. One more question a bit off-topic but you did bring it up. Darker / Lighter colours 2 of my 3 cars...

Sorry to drag an old thread up, but it does show I know how to use 'SEARCH' :) I to am in the same boat as the OP ie what to learn and upgrade the products I use and improve the final result. I have just watched 'How-To use the PC for Showcar results' by some unknown guy named Mike Phillips...

Read this. eShine Canada- Removing Those Nasty Swirls It is from the site of a member here (and Canadian agent for AG)

Go to this link and watch the video Dual Action Orbital Polisher Guide: how to remove swirls, scratches, & oxidation with an orbital buffer. Porter Cable 7424, foam pads, backing plate, For Claybar Auto detailing clay, detail clay bar, clay lubricant, Pinnacle Poly Clay, Wolfgang, auto detail...

Just dropped by to say hello. Not new to detailing (by hand) but just bought a PC to bring the work up a few notches. (The '92 Miata is easy to do by hand (4 hours) but just bought a '09 Impreza and the better half drives a Vibe and those cars are big and take forever to do.) I have been...

I to am from Canada and am checking prices between AG and eShine. Can I say the prices are all over the map eShine has better pricing Pinnacle (if you count free shipping, exchange and possible duty) but on Wolfgang AG is far better especially if you buy a swirl kit. All this just makes the...