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Hi mwoolfso, correct me if I'm wrong but aren't you supposed to only do IPA wipedown just to check on your polishing result and not strip the oils?

+1 for Megs UC. Had some success with removing minor swirls by hand with the UC.

I also heard that Honda is using SS but I wasn't sure if it were true. Couldn't understand the reason why they didn't place clear coat on the paint. Anyway thanks for the information Jaret, and the service express website is really a good find for Honda car owners (like myself)

First time to detail my car took me around ~5 hours just detailing the exterior by hand. Wash-Clay-Polish-Seal.

I used Detailer pro Paint Sealant underneath my 845. But I read from Mike Phillips somewhere in this forum that you should only use a Sealant or a wax. He doesn't recommend both. But for me, I'll still use both on my next detailing session. :)

Isn't Honda using single stage paint?

wow!! those really look great! looks mirror to me! thanks for sharing! did you use any glaze products for that one?

Will do man! Thanks for all the advice you guys are giving! Wow thank you very much Mike! Didn't knew you had an e-book! I have been watching all your Youtube videos in the past month and there I learned about autogeek. Thanks for all the tips Mike! :)

Hi Bob, thanks for the reply. This is only a Daily Driver car so I won't in any way color sand the car :) Just want to make it look shiny with deep color and as Fishincricket showed in this thread, you can make out a great work with the factory finish Thanks Fishincricket, actually I was...

Wow thanks a lot Fishincricket! Those truly are some great results!

Hey guys, newbie here in the detailing world! :) I'm a bit curious as to what would a proper detailing procedure (wash - clay - polish - glaze - sealant - wax) look like in a car with a factory paint (of course with some minor orange peel)? Any of you guys done this? Were you guys able to...