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I think shes just talking about the Jar. The actual jar, not the whole wax. BTW thats how mine looked and thats how all of my waxes looked before I actually took the first swipe EDIT: maybe she is talking about the whole thing. I remember their being a problem with one of the jars tops and...

TOL stands for Top Of the Line. Another detailing supplier.

A fine grade WILL remove what a medium grade can BUT it will be much slower. Its like saying a fine polish will remove what a compound can remove. Yes it will remove it but with far more time and for more passes whereas you can just do one pass with the compound. Fine grade is for cars that...

OID is a "gloss enhancer". Imo ONR and the DP equivalent don't add much in terms of looks. OID will add considerable gloss and slickness over either. The only overlap is the 303 PB and DP.

I'm gonna be honest and say I'm not a big fan of them. YES, they are plush as hell. NO, the towel itself will not scratch the most delicate of paints. BUT, the edges/corners will. The corners are poorly done IMO. They are a huge hazard to your paint. For a towel so soft, the corners are...

BTW I believe #2 and #9 are for rotary use only. I've never used them so I have no clue how they work with a DA. Maybe someone else can chime in. Just wanted to throw that out there

Yes I've used prime strong. You don't have to work it in unless you want correction. If you just worked it real quick over a panel, it may correct soft paints, but mostly it will chemically clean it up. At the same time though, the sealant it leaves behind will be more durable than that of the...

Go with prime strong. It has more acrylic than the regular prime and even has slight correcting abilities where as prime is more of just a chemical cleaner/light sealant. I used ajt a few times, its easy to apply but I think there are better/easier to apply sealants out there. That's not to say...

Get some ONR, its perfect for these situations. Its faster than a traditional wash but more safe than a QD

Yup. No problems at all

Please enter me into the Vac giveaway, I would love to try it out and give back an honest review of the Autobahn Max Vac

I wouldn't say that's too dirty for onr. Just take your time and make multiple passes. If your really worried about it though, go to a coin op and blast off the big stuff and than bring it back and continue with the wash as normal.

Well yea, the pinnacle clay isn't meant for cars with heavy amounts of contaminants. Its an ultra fine clay. Its meant for cars that are well maintained. Claymagic blue is a great all around clay btw.

Oh are we talking about by hand? If that's the case than no, m105 won't be as effective as steelwool and some metal polish. M105 will clean up oxidation pretty easily but by hand on chrome it won't do much if anything. You will tire yourself out long before everything is corrected. But like I...

Are you guys asking about the swirl removing power of m105 or just a comparison to other metal polishes? M105 is definitely capable of removing swirls from chrome with ease. My chrome trim had a ton of swirls. It annoyed me to no end. I tried m105 with a white pad on the pc. In one set it took...

That's just the water right? I was gonna say, AG is really expanding if they're getting into the energy drink market. I wouldn't be surprised either since its pretty profitable right now

I would stick with the optiseal if you like the mirror like finish

Use a light polish on a very small obscure area. If your applicator gets the color of the car on it than its SS. If the applicator doesn't turn any color its CC.

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I use it on my engine bay and it looks great and works great. On hard plastic optibond makes them look extremely black and rich. Same with softer rubber except it will have a slight sheen if not wiped down. It won't attract and hold dust like solvent based dressings. Btw if you didn't...