Swirls and Scratches Don't Exist

What if C-A-T really spelled Dog? -Ogre from Revenge of the Nerds, Nerds in Paradise.
 
As a neophyte, I thought I was beginning to understand the markings (or lack of ) on my black XLR-V. I even went so far as to buy close to 5 hundred dollars from AutoGeek so I could rid the car of these imperfections. Have I spent all that money and time (incidentally the time I have spent hasn't seem to do much good) for naught. My next plan is to get rid of the black car and find another color that will not drive me nuts with my swirl gun. (I will admit to being a bit annual.)
 
MIKE! MIKE! MIKE! Now how are we all going to explain to our other half, that we all really need to keep purchasing detail goodies for something that our King of detailing has now pronounced a non-existant flaw in all of our eyes!

This is going to be a very hard and gruelling task, now that you have actually put this statement in print, you see we have been saying "Mike said and Mike wrote this article and Mike was on this or that show and he quoted this or that" now Mike Mike Mike you actually put this statement down on paper, that it is all non-existant you are really leaving us out here on a line to be strung -up bye our D/A cords in lala land somewhere in far far land of detailing eternity, when you have these thoughts, just ponder the possible magnatude of your statements on masses, now we out in detaling land have to answer for all of this!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :hotrod2:
 
This topic came up in the comments section of a recent LIVE detailing class video.

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Here's the class.



Thedetails aredark gets it...


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