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    Deep talk about wheel cleaners - alkaline, acid, pH levels

    I've searched a read posts and have taken in as much information as possible in regards to wheel/tire cleaners. I am hoping to compile a bit more technical details in one thread. I am also curious what types of wheel cleaners and pH levels are safe for different variations of wheel finishes and...
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    Sonax Polymer Net Shield - I want to love it, but...

    I seem to have quite a lot of difficulty removing Sonax PNS compared to other sealants and waxes. I've gone through an entire can of Sonax PNS trying different approaches to apply and remove it easier. This is all done on completely decon'd and polished surfaces and two different paints (Mazda...
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    Extreme conditions - Cars parked outdoors and detailing with constant sun exposure

    I have an unfortunate situation - I live and park my cars in NYC. My tiny driveway is position in the direct path of sunlight from dusk till dawn. I only have a few weeks of an open window for correction out of the entire year without extreme paint surface temperatures. I am currently using a...
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    Scratched the surface of detailing 12 years ago, now I'm back at it.

    Granted my titles says I "scratched" the surface of detailing, perhaps it's best if I'm treated almost as a new comer. I understand how to wash a car properly, inside and out, and all the basic principles of polishing/compounding using a random orbital (had the original PC), then of course...
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    Light scuffs on (unpainted) plastic. Best approach?

    Street parked my Mazda CX-5 at what was seemingly a safe spot. I was wrong. Came home to find some scuffing on the unpainted portion of my rear bumper. It must be the typical NYC a-hole bumper kissing technique someone used. The scuffs are not deep enough to make any significant gouges. Though...
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