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I'm just trying to save where I can. I seem to only to able to find the 10 pack, which comes out to around $30 before S&H. That's basically 4 days worth of meals (on a broke college student budget).

I put them in APC as soon as I saw this... 7 hours after... They already started to harden, but I'll hope for the best lol.

I bought the Cquartz UK kit that comes with 5 suede applicator pieces and one suede towel. I just finished applying Cquartz, but have ~3/4 of the bottle left. I was hoping to reuse the suede pieces and towel for next year's application. Will they still be suitable for use? I know that suede...

So I'm getting the sense that the best thing to do is to just wait until next spring to do this? And I currently have Klasse sealant on right now. Should I reapply it now or wait a little more?

Because it saddens me to see it covered with swirls every time the sun's out. ):

I just want to get one quick detail in before it gets too cold. My last detail was back in May and now the swirls are all back! Anyways, I was just wondering if it's a good idea to just compound my car and not polish afterwards. It seems that just polishing does not remove a good portion of the...

Thank you very much!

I know that they allow you the ability to clean a no-too-dirty surface safely, but what is the exact science behind it? Like how are you able to remove the dust and dirty without scratching the paint? I know it has something to do with the detailer or rinseless wash lubricating the surface...

Meguiar's Ultimate Compound is not a polish, it's a compound. :) If Meguiar products is all you have access to, I suggest you pick up the ultimate compound to remove the swirls, followed by ultimate polish and top it off with a wax or sealant.

Just picked this up yesterday from walmart for a little less than $7. Heard great things about it and the DUB line came out not too long ago, so I though I'd give it a try. I haven't cleaned my tires/wheels in a good month or two, so I used some Meguiars APC. Look at all that grime! As...

Thanks for the advice, everyone. I'll try it out tomorrow!

So I rarely every pay attention to them, to be honest. But today I just detailed my car and the only thing that sticks out is the dull/black/rusting? exhaust tips. The outside layer looks like aluminum (alloy?) and really isn't that bad. The inside, however, looks like steel and is blackened...

Okay, that gives me a sigh of relief. I really did not want to spend more money on pads, haha.

Some months ago I was washing my polishing pads and laid them on a table to dry. Someone put them in a bin in the corner and I forgot all about them until today. When I found them all my white pads were light orange. I'm just curious if I can still use them. Would it hurt the paint? Thanks.

Would Meg's QD and QW not work? I have 4-5 bottles of QD and 2 bottles of QW and I kinda wanna use some of it up before buying new stuff.

Thank you. This was very detailed and helpful (:

So no spraying?

I got this a while ago and plan to use it for my spring detail, so I've been been reading up on it around the forums. What I got is that you should put some in a spray bottle and you should wipe it and buff right after you spray. Is this correct? Would a foam applicator pad work? Or is...

Oh man. It's gonna be snowing for most of next week. Still worth it to do a rinseless wash? More than half my car is completely white (I have a black car). Edit: It's 26 degrees today! Too bad with the windchill it feels like 8..

Hopefully I can dry it off before it freezes, haha. I do one section at a time.