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I'd go with a new Malibu -I've had my '09 since April and absolutely love it. Good styling, very comfortable interior, smooth/quiet ride and great MPG. An absolute gem of a car IMO. The available V6 gives you plenty of power if you're a performance junkie (would have gone with a 6, but I...

Agreed. Poli-Seal for me too! My go-to for my one step details. I would use your white pad in lieu of orange -PS is a very mild abrasive AIO and the white will give you a glossier finished product. Heavier marring won't be touched without doing a multi-step correction, even with using an...

DP cleaner and DP protectant -good stuff all around. Leaves a nice finish behind without being oily. OP+ is also nice

:iagree: KAIO is a very good cleaner for windows. If you need a little kick, I've heard people use vinegar, apply with MF towel, and rub lightly with 0000 steel wool. Then follow up with a polish.

Great results man! And I definitely agree with your rotary assessment -it does make you be very aware, but the results it gives you when done right is awesome! Thanks for sharing

Congrats man! Now pick up some new products already!!

If you want to try 205 before re-ordering anything, you can first see if someone would be willing to throw you a sample. I've heard/seen good things about 205, but I'm a Optimum/Menz kinda guy and still have a ton left of each, so I haven't used it yet.

Wolfgang Leather Conditioner for me -God I love that smell! DP Interior protectant smells nice too -smells like bananas

:whs: I sadly have to agree -there is some good info amongst the whores/political crap, but its just sad the OP had to ruin his own thread.

Menz can be finicky in sun/heat/humidity. I would suggest OPT or PB for sun usage, with OPT getting the nod from me due to low/no dust and longer workability. Both are better options than Menz for sun use IMO.

I have never, nor will I probably ever, walk away from a detail job. Reason being -pre-inspection. Before ANYTHING touches the car, I walk the vehicle with the owner and explain to him what can be done with the package he/she is willing to pay. If they accept, its in writing. If they want...

Welcome to AG! You're right -TONS of information on these boards. I'm really close to you, so if you ever have any questions or need any pointers, feel free to contact me. I'll be glad to help you out!

Just for fun I just ordered both car scents -I'm curious about both so we'll see how good they are...and I'm really skeptical about the new car scent -still haven't found one even remotely close.

Personally I use a 10 ga. contractor grade cord by Rigid. When mobile I sometimes have to span a long way, and having to worry about not only a polisher but a steamer & extractor I had to go heavy. Awesome cords though, and the price between 12 and 10 ga. wasn't all that big.

Optimum or Poorboy's SS&S get my vote.

Like some others have already said -depends on the color. Black/Red -Souveran all the way. Will definitely warm up the finish Metallic -might I suggest SSII. Awesome 'nauba for metallics. If you like the looks of DGPS, Fuzion would only add to that look

Can't wait to hear the reviews on the new ones, specifically the dusting part. Very good polishes, but one of the dustiest I've used. They still have their spot on my list though, because even with the dusting they are IMO one of the most versatile lines of polishes next to Optimum.

wdgps

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601 -Duragloss Polish Bonding Agent. Use this before 105. You can read about it here: Duragloss Polish Bonding Agent (PBA) #601 105 -Duragloss Total Performance Polish. A very durable, long-lasting LSP that gives very good looks as well. Duragloss Total Performance Polish (TPP) # 105...