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Great work. What polisher is that? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You need to follow up with a foam pad and a polish to remove the holograms. The pad you used is really aggressive. Plus is you were polishing without product for a period of time that might have affected it. What product were you using? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

-Do two bucket method -Do take proper care of microfiber towels -Do use quality car care products from Auto geek! [emoji41] -Don't mix towels for grunt work and towels for paint -Don't use products that aren't paint safe like (toothpaste) -Don't cheap out when it comes to polishers and pads...

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Welcome from Illinois! Also the rents have a summer home in Benton Kentucky Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yea still the same polish just some different changes to the Dusting issue I hear.

Great work! There is something about the color red....... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This little pieces are called brushes. They are replaceable on the machine

I believe you will have better results using a buffer. I know auto geek sells the drill attachments so you can buff using your drill. This one. http://www.autogeekmobile.net/meguiars-plastic-headlight-kit.html Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Id vote for the 3401 as well

Those look like clear coat problems. I cant remember the name that the term is called. Can you feel them with your finger nail? are they under the clear?

Great work!

Great work you two did. All i can say is WOW. Amazing transformation. The 50/50 shots are amazing.

Pandora. If you have a pandora they now have something called Thumbprint radio. It plays all the songs relate to the ones you thumbed up

why? because some (electrical) power tools you cant get into tight spaces. Plus not everyone wants to get out and change cords. even some people dot have an arsenal full of pc7424s to use.

Across from the Walmart detailing forum. [emoji13]

The process goes as: Wash Clay Compound or polish Seal The clay will get rid of that sandpaper feeling. That craftsman buffer I don't think is going to do you any good. Is it one of those 10" models? Auto geek has the porter cable buffer kits on sale. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Outcome was amazing. What extractor did you use? And again great work! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What i have done is: Wash with cold water using microfiber detergent. I use 3D Towel Clean. Dry on low heat, i generally set it for 30 minutes and check to see if they are dry periodically. I believe the high the heat level it work ruin the microfiber towels really quick. loosing their...