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I thought they were wool also until I talked to Corey about them

The new Microfiber Polishing pads from CarPro just for in today. I also have a few others for testing that I will be doing real soon

I'll ask him when I see him.

See if you can find someone that sells 3m crystalline. It's absolutely the best tint on the market hands down

I'll find out this week if he does, I'll be stopping by his place

If they are on the edge take you squeegee wrapped in a mf towel and that should help with the edges and the other that you can't push out use the syringe way

I only have the 1 that I was sent to test our, but I'm not to far from Corey so I'll see if I can stop by and pick another one up

We're the bubbles along an edge or more towards the middle of a panel. If they were in the middle go to your drug store and get some syringe with the smallest needle size possible and suck the water and air out of the bubble

I'm glad someone else is talking about chop top also. It is definitely worth a try. That BMW was definitely put to the test and it looks like it worked great. If you try it with the rotary again try it with the green pad that they sell also. They work great together. Awesome that Collin made...

Looking forward to the news

I was trying to make it to one of these Thursday night sessions agin, but I got stuck apply PPF to a Tesla Model-X

Hadn't done any signs like that before, but m205 and a finishing microfiber is a good start. Test that out and go from there. Just follow the basic rules as if you are doing a car

You cannot buff out a stain from a matte finish. There is no product on the market that will do that. All you can do at this point is clean it or apply matte clear bra film over top of it like Xpel Stealth

Try 205 with a cutting pad at speed 6 and do at least 5 passes

Dr. Beasley makes great products for matte finishes. If you have stains they will be harder to remove. Look into the product line and also into Xpel Stealth Film

No coating on the market will do that, no matter how many layers they apply to the vehicle

That is a great example of one, the one I worked on was trashed and had rubber all over. He really used it what it was made for. Being that it was white it showed everything

Windows and wheels is located in the Phoenix area

It's was hologram free when we used it with a rotary and green pad.

Xpel makes a track wrap clear bra film that is easy to install and just for this use.