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I've used SPNS for a few years and it's a great product! I've also enjoyed chemical guys Jet Seal and have found it lasts just as long, but is even easier to apply! I like putting it on a finishing pad and spread an even layer over the cars paint (and windshield too if it's been properly...

Yep! My wheel wells definitely need some attention after the winter! Those might benefit from a coating as well instead of just a plastic dressing. Rims are in my garage and are without tires now too. Hmmm...just realized I may do all this work and then they could get scuffed when the tire...

Actually, just checked my stock and I have SF4000. I definitely want to use something that isn't too abrasive because the paint on my wheels is SOFT. I could put a scratch in with my finger nail kind of soft. I'll have to check out that pinnacle coating! Seems like some good reviews. Sent...

Yep plan on doing the clay and ironX. Maybe opticoat instead of net shield? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm in the process of getting new summer tires and currently still have my winters on. So, I have my summer rims without any tires which means it's a perfect time to detail them! I am planning on doing the following: - color tech cleaner - clay - polish with a light polish (sf4500 or something...

I will let this picture do the talking...xmt360 on a green pad. I have also had great success with d151 and auto finesse triple. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thread revival here. I will actually have to disagree that the issue is the "using too much product" claim. I did a test with brand new pads and different priming methods, and different amounts of product and all tests resulted in dusting. I actually found that with D151 using more product and...

[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106] My only complaint is that it dusted and xmt360 did not at all! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks! I hear yah. The test spot blew me away on this suv. It was with a light polishing pad, 3 passes and medium pressure on speed 4 and it got all the minor swirls out. I was so happy zipping around the car knowing I was saving time, making more money, and getting great results!

Just used D151 the other weekend and it corrected very well in just 3 passes and left a great finish! I'd say they're holding their own!

I'm having real problems with my towels linting while using this technique to clean the pads on the fly. I'm using 100% cotton terry cloth towels, but getting all the "fuzzies" on my pads afterwards!

I'm getting a lot of requests for cars to be sealed before the winter months approach. I typically do an AIO like Pinnacle XMT360 for the basic customer, but want to emphasize the protection for these cars. I would like to put a dedicated sealant on to achieve closer to 6-8 months of protection...

I have 2 utility shelving units full of products, and was just about to make a thread asking this same question. I'm glad everyone is recommending taking things inside. It's October yet temperatures are actually getting down to 38 tonight! What the heck!!!? We will be back in the 50s / 60s in a...

Re: Mike Phillips - Vehicle Inspection Form - Version 2 Nice! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Are the products like auto finesse rejuvenate and lusso oro revitalizing creme considered an AIO/cleaner wax? It's my understanding these are more of just a cleaner. It will prep the surface of the paint for a dedicated wax or sealant. No? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

APC+ is awesome. From interiors and carpets, to pad cleaning, to salsa stains on furniture (for real...I've tried it) I use regular Meg's APC for rubber floor mats, pedals, leather that's really bad, tires...anything that you want it to foam up on. This will foam, APC+ won't. Sent from my...

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I love the smell of this product and ease of use. I save it for the jobs where I just want that extra pop, or a quick rejuvinating shine. Worked great on my Kawasaki green Ninja. A lot of people ask, "Well what really is blacklight?" I've come to the conclusion that it is definitely it's own...

A great read! I noticed a HUGE difference when I applied a second coat of carnauba paste wax on my car last year. The first coat added slickness for sure after polishing but didn't make a dramatic improvement. I added a second coat a few days later and holy smokes. Wet, deep, glossy look!!!

:hungry: :xyxthumbs: Thanks, Mike!