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That's... very sad. I'm in Poland and with the very bad exchange rate, very high shipping costs, BOGOs and sales, such as VIP, where not only great deals, but the only opportunity to get some stuff for reasonable, acceptable price... there are some things European stores don't sell at all (let...

oh... sorry then :/ should I delete this thread?

I didn't know where to put this thread, so forgive me if I chose the wrong section. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7is6r6zXFDc&feature=player_embedded]Ross Nanotechnology's NeverWet superhydrophobic spray-on coating - YouTube[/video] I want this on my car, now.

Excellent review as always! In my recent order I bought some products from CarPro and Optimum, and i couldn't decide what to buy for stripping the paint before CQuartz/Opti-Coat application. I went with Optimum Power Clean because it is more versatile and can be used in other applications as...

Great review... I must admit that 50% of my theoretical knowledge about car detailing comes from your reviews (because it allows me to buy the best products there are and use them properly). Remaining 50% comes from Mike's how-to videos ;) Just a quick question... why wouldn't you use opti-coat...

Thanks for this! I have a feeling that I will need this guide in the near future ;) One question though. In other guides/suggestions it is stated that after polishing you should use 10% IPA and something like Dawn to remove all remaining oils etc. Do you think that using Power Clean will be...

Now I have a dilemma, this or CQuartz...

Yes, I have, and if Opti-coat will still remain out of my range when winter ends (February I guess), I will do a full correction on my car and use CQuartz. I've read about it, I've seen movies about it, and I think it's not only a great alternative, but a great product overall. Still, with this...

Exactly. I hate the idea that, because I live in Poland, I not only don't have a chance to use it myself since I'm not a pro detailer, but I don't have a chance to have it on my car at all, because nobody uses it here. Not only in my city, but in the entire country. Come on ;/

Well, let's see... I am just starting out. I mean, I started out just before winter came, now I can;t do anything because I don't have a garage, I live in an apartment, so I am waiting for winter to pass. And yeah, it is expensive, there is a lot of detailing stuff you can buy for 50$ that do...

Well, I think (hope?) that dr G will listen to the you professoinal detailers if you try and convince him that OOC is not that hard to use and "dangerous" after all, and maybe it will become available for us non-professional detailers.

How do you prove you are a pro to buy it? How do they know? Why do they care?

This product is so promising... I do hope that it becomes more available in the near future... and not only in the States. Great review, keep us updated!

I was about to ask the same question... I always use a pressure washer to pre-rinse my car, and again after washing it to rinse the soap off... I have never heard nor read anything against this method, even on this forum... and I've read plenty, including all of Mike's tutorials, how tos, and...

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If anybody's interested, the solution was quite easy, after washing the tires and rims with Poorboy's APC diluted with water 1:1 and applying Wolfgang Black Diamond Tire Gel, tires look shiny, new and great. So this problem turned out not to be a problem at all.

Thanks for that RaskyR1, and to you all guys!

I'd be happy to read about polishing edges and between panels and all that... all instructional videos I found here only show polishing a test spot, usually a part of a flat hood... nothing about curves, places where panels meet etc.