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....what the image is on the store site, or more specifically - the thing that looks like a...ummm...baby's arm hanging down on the right side background? I'm really trying to ignore it, but every time I visit the store (which is often)....it's like that thing is waving to me. What the heck IS...

I've not used the fast clean and shine but I believe it's more of a true detail spray / maintenance product. For clay lube, maybe look at ONR - you can dilute 2 oz. / gallon and it does an excellent job - or use 1 oz. gallon as a no rinse wash, and 8 oz. / gallon for quick detailer. It's good...

Maybe this will help a bit... http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/61620-p21s-polishing-soap-mini-review.html

I tend to do the same thing, timing-wise, since it gets hot quickly during the days here in Florida. I use a master blaster to dry, and do think about the noise - so try to not be using it until after 9 am. Seems reasonable to me - and the noise is 15-20 minutes or so. So far no complaints.

Just last weekend I got the ol' "Want to do mine next?" from my across-the-street neighbor. "Sure, but I'm really expensive"....slowed him down a little and he actually came over and we talked detailing for a bit. His cars are a disaster - probably lucky for me he didn't seem all that...

I could be wrong, but I think I see a couple of "opportunities" on that Radio Flyer, too! Funny story...:props:

:xyxthumbs::xyxthumbs::xyxthumbs: One of my favorite parts of the country to go drivin' around in. :)

There's not a limit for posts :cheers: I think my suggestion would be to either try a different tape, or just be careful and (if you're waxing by machine) slow up a few inches from the handles and finish by hand, or if by hand you shouldn't have an issue if you're careful. I tend to tape when...

I'm still trying to find the car in that picture. :wow:

I want to win BLACKFIRE!

Beautiful! :applause::applause:

Bob, I was under the impression that you already had on old bat. :bolt:

Greetings...may want to check out the thread below for some excellent information on (potentially) your new car's paint: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/47152-ceramiclear-paints-careful.html

I left the handle on my and find it helps. Try it both ways and see what's most comfortable for you and congrats!

Hi, and welcome to the forum. You'll get a zillion options here but I'll take a shot at a short list that could get you started: Backing plate: I'd suggest this one - lake country 5 inch backing plate, 5 inch backin plate, 5 inch hook and loop backing plate Pads: LC flat pads work...

Welcome to the Forum! BMW's love Menzerna products - if you're anywhere near Orlando you're welcome to come try some stuff out. :xyxthumbs: Your list looks good to me!

Perhaps a suitable alternative! :xyxthumbs: Buff and Shine Red Foam Ultra Finishing Pad - 5.5 Inch

Another vote for the HD version. :xyxthumbs:

Welcome to the forum! New paint = don't wax for 90 - ish days. Consult with your body shop for specifics. Beyond that, there are so many possibilities. With all that driving you may want to consider a ooating, too. Oh...and most likely some bug remover! :dblthumb2: