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Mike, how thin is too thin for the 3401?

Let me tell you, the Wolfgang Carpet and Upholstery Restorer is outstanding!!

Your a strong man than me, I'd be in that puppy before the UPS mans hand prints cooled off.

Nice. I love Wolfgang!

I use the DP in an HE washer and don't use the extra rinse. Even with using extra DP cleaner it rinses fine. I liked the DP so much I bought a gallon. Good stuff, as is the Wolfgang I'm sure.

Nice review. Ever tried DP? If so, how does it compare?

Which pads do you have with your kit? Meaning what color are they? As far as the polish is concerned it depends on how bad your paint looks. Always start off with the least aggressive equipment first. If you have swirls in your paint I would start out with a white pad and the total swirl...

The whole car. Yes, I know, it's not a Vette or something interesting but it's shiny :-)

I just happened to get my BlackICE yesterday while I was in the middle of a polish job so decided to try it out as a lsp. Opening the box it was nicely packed and came in a nice wooden box similar to Fuzion. Opened it up and checked the smell, it has a more chemical smell than Fuzion or...

Prime the pad when you first start your project. Then just add the dots. Of course you'll wash your pad after your done with your car. Then the next time you use the pad you'll start the process over again.. Prime/dots/dots/dots. I find that if my pad seems to be drying out I'll give it a...

What he said. I had a Mini with soft paint and always was hazy after polishing. I used the Wolfgang Finishing Glaze and a finishing (non-cutting) pad to clear it up. And don't be in a hurry, the PC can take time, work the polish till it becomes translucent. Once you get your test spot...

To keep it simple and not confusing I would recommend the Wolfgang four, the Uber compound, the total swirl remover, the finishing glaze,and the deep gloss paint sealant.

One is a shovel (total swirl remover) and one is a backhoe (uber compound).

I sell a lot of stuff on eBay and all the boxes from the recent sales have come in handy. I also use two larger ones as laundry baskets for my dirty microfiber towels. Outgoing:

My experience exactly. Adam's towels are fun to cuddle with but I have limited use for them on the car. I had reservations about the Gold Plush Jr's when I got them but after doing a correction, sealant and wax with them I'm convinced they are great. No marring and NO LINT!

As a non pro enthusiast my favorite is Wolfgang. I also really like DP. I've never had anything from Poorboy's that let me down either. And although I like a lot of CG stuff they are too hit or miss to just be in love with them and they have soooo many products that overlap each other it's hard...

Dang! I can't wait to see your pictures in the unpacking thread.

It came out nice too my the way. This forum and Mikes videos have been a tremendous asset over the years. I'm just an enthusiast.

Thanks Mike for replying. And, It's a 2014 Ruby Red Ford Focus. Using a 3401 and a HT tangerine pad with Wolfgang I got almost no transfer but wasn't correcting completely. So I moved to an orange pad (everything else the same). Then finished with a finishing pad and Wolfgang Finishing Glaze...

My current vehicle is the first car I have had with tinted clearcoat. In the past I have had both regular clearcoat and single stage paint. With regular clear you never see what you're taking off the car and you expect to see paint transfer on single stage. But for some reason seeing the tinted...