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I know the idea of using an automatic carwash is almost sacrilegious here, but particularly in the winter, it's terribly impractical to handwash a car at certain times. I bought a bottle of The Last Coat v2.0 to try on a black hood because it was supposed to be pretty chemical resistant and...

It's never going to be a show truck, just want it to shine up and be easier to keep clean than the oxidized paint is. My interest is more about what's going to give a better overall job in a given amount of time. I had just heard watching some Rupes videos the damp sanding with a machine and...

I have a few pictures, but its soooo hard to capture the condition of the white paint in a picture. I've done some trials on it and I would say the damp sanding gives a slightly better all finish because it's able to profile down the scratches and nicks and removes most of the tiny little pits...

I have a white 2005 Crew Cab F350 DRW that has never been detailed and has a fair amount of oxidation and surface scratches. I am trying to decide how to tackle the project and trying to decide whether when it's going to be more efficient to damp sand w/ a 3000grit foam pad on my G8 and then...

I'm not locked on anything in particular outside of getting the most sensible/practical setup. Just seems to be a lot of support for the G9 which had me wondering about the realistic value of even considering moving up to a 15mm machine in my scenerio.

I am sure it's been covered before, but with the given selection of vehicles I am working with, am I really going to notice a huge difference in working speed going with a 15mm over the G9?

I'd like to buy a DA polisher for personal use, but I am kind of stalled out on which direction I should go. I have multiple vehicles of varying sizes. F350 Dually Sienna Minivan Honda CRV Honda Civic The Hondas and Sienna have a lot of intricacies particularly on the front end, but the...

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It was built in February. The waiting period logic has been around for quite some time, but paint technology has obviously changed as well so I just wasn't sure if the logic was still applicable.

Do new cars require the 2-3 month waiting period for paint curing before you can apply something like Opti-Seal to the paint?