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I use strictly folded MF towels. Whether soap or rinseless wash. No two bucket method anymore.

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Does anyone here charge a flat hourly rate for all detail work?

Nice work

Will claying remove my nano class coating?

1st I'd skip the cover if it's garaged. Very good chance you'll scratch it just putting the thing on and taking it off. Secondly I believe you can't avoid some light scratches especially on a black car, one of which I have. So just be ready to give it a light polish once a year, no biggie

Thanks guys

I Want to treat my rubber floor mats, but I don't want them greasy. Anyone have a good product to recommend?

opti-coat 2.0... anyone have some left? Corected then coated my brand new black mitsubishi (sickening dealer installed swirls!) and been using Garry Dean's IUDJ for washing. So far so good.

:iagree: I have OC 2.0 on my chrome 22's, night n day difference on cleaning

Man, I really hate to see this happen to folks. especially someone who clearly cares about and takes care of their vehicle like you do. I am by no means an expert, but I have had my troubles with paint, so here is my two cents. it looks like something corrosive landed on your paint. who knows...

Welcome, and boy do I know how you're feeling lol! ( 4 years and still consider myself a noob) When I got into this hobby, I bought everything under the Sun. I Don't regret it one bit. Here's what I'd start with if I was starting over. 1. Wash (2bm), decontaminate(Auto scrub mitt) 2...

Love love love Collinite. That being said ...any wipe on walk away polymer sealant is goning to apply way easier, shine better, and protect/last longer IMHO.

"GASP"!!! I though maybe you killed someone or coveted thy neighbors oxen...you know something forgivable!

Solution : trade'em in for something light or white

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I also use MF towels. Safer than mitt with 2BM imo.

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No, the wash area would be more moderately priced (although I think some premium is in order for being indoors). The detailing area with electricity, proper lighting, vacs, maybe even tool rental would cost more.

IMO...It's not you, your cars paint, or your prep. Opti-coat 2.0 is a great product, permanent, hard, and durable, but in "most" cases it's a lousy LSP. All you need to do is use a spray on polymer sealant on top of the OC2, like Garry Dean's Juice Boost or Wolfgang Spriz sealant and your GF's...