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It's worked for me.

Woohoo! I've been taking advantage all week buying microfibers at a deep discount. I have all the elite microfibers in 3 colors plus the buff and shine deal just offered. Cyber busters, plus 20-25% off, plus free shipping = :xyxthumbs:

Done.

Bought a Flex PE14 on sale last week from AG in prep for this project. I plan to run twisted wool LC 7.5" pads and some mini pads for details. My Premier has unpolished toons from the factory. I'll be coating them with Sharkhide. I just haven't decided on Marine 31 polish or Sharkhide polish...

I found Liquid Souveran on top of 845 compromised the 845 durability. However, LS gave the car an awesome wet glow.

That was a joke, before anyone gets excited. I'd love to hear where he ended up. Unfortunately everyone is being quiet. Meguiar's has turned out some great folks and Autogeek has been lucky to benefit from another one. :)

Darrel right? I remember you from Kyfbodies.org back in the day. I used to have a B4C.

Evidently a how to used to be published as to how Mike Phillips poloished a suntracker, but now is unavailable. Password Required - Marine31 Photo Gallery Anyone know the rest of the story? I'm looking to order Marine31 products but want to know which ones he used, how he used them and any...

Man, NuFinish has picked up one hell of a good front man. It will be interesting to watch their venture into high end detailing products.

I have a 2013 Premier Sunsation PTX tritoon and I'm looking for a recommendation on products, process and procedure to polish my aluminum toons. They're currently bare and have only mild discoloration/oxidation. I was planning to buy a Flex rotary for this, but was wondering if a Flex 3401...

Ugh! Use the booster only. Topping a coating negates the benefits. If a coating needs to be topped with a conventional wax or sealant you're using the wrong coating.

Foam applicators suck for coatings. Having applied 5 different types of coatings I can say a block wrapped with MF suede cloth (CQuartz method) works the best and is inexpensive.

I think you mean muscle car... unless you also have a red Miata.

It's been doing well in my 4-way test. Not quite as good as OC 2.0 and CQUK, but it looks great and is super easy to apply! The only problem I had was I found I had to use CarPro eraser and/or IPA after SQ for best performance. That and the fast it doesn't repel dust as well as the other, but...

Dlux is one of my favorite products hands down. Allmy trim looks like new with a satin/semi-gloss just dressed look. If you want it to look more natural, just buff it off after 5-10 minutes. The best part is no more dressing running onto paint, and easier to clean trim that beads water like...

OC 2.0. I don't see an advantage to semi-permanent over permanent. Either one will need to be removed abrasively if you don't like the looks. I prefer OC 2.0 or CQUK for wheels due to their durability in this nasty environment. That being said I have Dlux on my SS exhaust tip and it's...

Beautiful car. It's an amazing car... Starting in '97 with the C5 Chevy has really continued to slowly and steadily step up the Corvette's game. Each year brings better power, world class handling, and refinement-best of all at a low pricepoint.

HD polish, just use a blackfoam pad.