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I literally bought a fresh bottle last week. Anyway to know which version it was?

While you are busy correcting him via your "Porsche snob" knowledge, I got bad news, there was/is a Porsche Boxster Spyder. :) Back in 2012: And again now in 2015: However the car he worked on above is not the "Spyder" version. Cheers! :xyxthumbs:

Ok, so to qualify things a bit from my end. I've gotten back into detailing again and purchased quite a few pieces of equipment including the Rupes and the Flex used above. First, I think Mike is one of the most valuable assets on the Internet right now in terms of the amount of content, help...

LOL. Excellent. I'm guessing Griot's didn't have that idea in mind. Might kill someone... :buffing:

Thanks for the suggestions. Ordered a Rupes 75 mini last night and some pads.

Thanks Jeff, I really appreciate the reply and time. Good reference... :props:

So I did a new GTI with this today and the finish is so smooth and glossy. Highlights the orange peel a bit more than I like, but oh well! Anyway, I went to clean the black buffing pad I used to apply it and despite spraying liberally with XMT pad cleaner (even soaking it for a few minutes)...

So I already have a long throw DA in the tool box. I'm looking for something smaller to get into those tight areas. - Do I look for a rotary where I have more control of the head location (as opposed to DA where the tool sweeps in a larger pattern)? If so should I get the Porter Cable or...

Thanks Mike, that was awesome and I really appreciate the time you took to answer. Great stuff!

Got my 15mm BOSS today and worked on a couple sections of single stage repaint on an old GTI. The prep work and the quality of the paint job itself is a bit of a mess and there isn't a lot of hope for this car at this point and it isn't my project (luckily). Overall the three step process works...

Ok, maybe it exists somewhere in the pages and pages of information on this site, but what would be helpful to me anyway, is a better understanding of what spray-type products can be used to maintain waxes, coatings and glazes (I think that covers it?). More specifically on this product, what...