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I just buffed and waxed my black '81 Corvette. The thing is a dust magnet now. What is your recommendation on an anti static spray detailer? Craig

Her she is...

Thanks for the FAST responses. I'll post some pictures afterward.

I have some scratches to touch up on a black car. I have a Flex 3401 VRG and I'm using Menzerna SF4500 (PO85rd). The speed recommended here on the Geek website is...Polish at 1200-1800 RPM (5000-6000 OPM on a dual action polisher). What speed does that relate to on the Flex? That is what number...

Welcome from Georgetown. I've got a 2008 CRM Vette and this site and the people here are incredible. :dblthumb2:

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I usually let mine soak uncovered for two weeks at the longest. I haven't had any cleaning issues with the DP product. I throw a variety of chemical residues at it. Just don't put anything greasy in with your lightly soiled cloths. That is quite a deal on the cleaner. I may have to jump in on...

That looks great! You may have just inspired me to clean my engine compartment too.

I use the DP microfiber cleaner. I let mine soak in a five gallon bucket of solution until I wash them. This seems to work well until I get a wash load together. I wouldn't let them dry out after soaking.

I was wondering how this set up works also. Thanks for sharing the information. :dblthumb2:

What brand and color pad did you use?

Welcome fellow Texan. :xyxthumbs:

I've had success on my Corvette with the Meg's 105/205 combination. I'm using the Lake Country Hydrotech pads. Cyan and Tangerine pads seem to work well on the hard clear coat.

I use it on my Corvette's transparent Targa top and its clear bra. Excellent results.

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Commercial car washes make me cringe! :cry:

:iagree: Next the OP will be complaining about the packing peanuts. Geesh people aren't happy unless they are bitching. :applause:

Dawn dishwashing soap and water if you have it.

For your first time ever buffing, you really did a great job. Looks like your working on your future. :xyxthumbs: