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Sorry I disappeared guys, I've been super busy (got into grad school) and haven't had a chance to come down on a free weekend in NOVA. I'm still checking in to try and keep up with yall. Congrats to SON1C!

Re: How To Remove "Paint Transfer" Mike, Sorry to bump an old thread, but I just had to say thank you so much for this article. My father just turned 66 and for his birthday I wanted to detail his silver blue 3 series BMW. I was using a medium grade Nano Skin wash mitt and somehow the mitt...

No problem! I don't have a lot of experience with waxes, so I'm not really able to give a good answer on that one.

Son1c asked me to put up a review of his wax with my opinions. I will repeat here what I wrote about it on his Facebook page: I was there for the detailing of the Silver Dodge Charger and applied some Son1c Wax ProtoWax 36 (I have special clearance to Son1c products because I'm so good at...

Yeah I think the first AIO I will buy will be the Meguiars Black Wax AIO after seeing it in person. As far as a Flex 3401 review, I don't really know what I'm talking about, so I guess I will do it from that perspective: Just to refresh your memory, the Flex 3401 is a dual action direct drive...

Okay I put together some of the clips and put it on YouTube Detailing Meet - YouTube

Thanks guys, I'm trying to get this video up on YouTube now. I really appreciate, Jake, you putting this together and being such a good host. And thanks to everyone else who came and were very willing to answer my dumb questions and were very patient with me. -xT

Is this just a fluke or do flies actually breed like that? I have some pictures and some videos, but then all the sudden half way through the detail I stopped because my phone ran out of battery lol

Smack told me the same thing and my first experience was great. Thanks smack Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Double venti coffees! I havent gotten up this early since i actually had a job. On my way! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh I meant 5" my bad man not 5.5". The 6.5" supposedly are too big and the 5" are the way to go or so I'm told

Mike, This might be the wrong time of year for this question, but relevant to the topic at hand. Up here in the northeast during the winter, road crews are constantly spraying salt all over the roads to melt ice. Of course we can and ought to use normal wash methods to get that corrosive salt...

For the 3401 most guys and mike Phillips recommend the lake country hybrid 5.5" pads. In order to use these you will also need the lake country backing plates sold separately for the flex (they may be part of a kit that autogeek has so look through them). I just used them on my new Flex 3401 and...

btw <- Rob What's the start time?

I'm just bringing everything I own lol I'm too lazy to go through it and pick stuff out. Well, except for BFWD paint sealant because I dropped it and broke the cap so I can't transport it.

Holy moly lol, that's a lot of stuff. I will bring all of what I have I guess and figure it out there. Im glad you're able to go because l actually just did the ceri glass windshield scratches correction the day before yesterday by following your guide/thread on it so I'd love to get your take...

Loved this. Thanks for the write up and the pics. You really nailed this. It kind of makes me feel inadequate actually lol Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Not sure what I should bring. I guess my mf towels if everyone is just using their own. Pick what u want me to bring from this picture it's my collection Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just used it for the first time. I watched the mike Phillips how to videos for it on YouTube. Piece of cake. Get the 5" lc hybrid pads and the lc flex backing plates. They are made for each other (literally)

Okay update. I finally got all of my ducks in a row and am working on the car as we speak. I did about 1/3 of the windshield on the driver side. Plan on doing another third on passenger side. The spraying water thing is super important just as you said. It seems the more splatter and slinging...