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Old 07-28-2012, 02:01 PM   #1
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Hello,

I've been registered here for awhile now, and have really picked up alot of great info. Thought I would finally check in and say hello. My current vehicle is a 2011 Corvette Grand Sport in CyberGray metallic. The car is a "garage queen" that is only driven in nice weather and mostly on weekends. I enjoy detailing both the Vette and our DD, a RAV4, and look forward to learning more tips here on the Forum.

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Old 07-28-2012, 02:09 PM   #2
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Welcome to Autogeek Online Chuck!

You should get your car tuned by Chuck Cow over on CF.
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Hi Chuck,

Welcome to Autogeek Online!


We used a GS in this video, it has lots of tips and techniques in it...

Video: How to remove shallow RIDS and how to machine apply both a paint sealant and a finishing wax


This how-to video also covers,
  • RIDS - Random Isolated Deeper Scratches
  • Removing watches and any jewelery
  • Using a DA Polisher without the handle
  • Placing cord over shoulder
  • Priming the pad on a DA Polisher
  • Speed settings for removing isolated defects
  • Downward pressure needed for removing isolated defects
  • How to clean a pad on the fly
  • Where and why to mark your backing plate with a black mark
  • Rotating the body of the tool to keep the pad flat to a panel
  • Why to allow the pad to stop spinning before lifting the pad off the paint
  • How to swap backing plates from a 3.5" to a 5"
  • Machine waxing using 5.5" Hydro-Tech Crimson Finishing pads with Menzerna Power Lock
  • The "Kissing the Finish" Technique
  • How to do the Swipe Test to check if a wax or paint sealant is dry
  • How to remove dried paint sealant using a microfiber bonnet on a dry pad on a DA Polisher
  • How to clean a microfiber bonnet on the fly with your fingernails
  • How to apply a paste wax by machine - Souveran Paste Wax
  • How to carefully wipe a WOWO wax off by hand using Microfiber Gloves and plush Microfiber Towels
  • How and why to fold a microfiber towel 4-ways to wipe wax off
  • How to break-open a coat of wax and then creep out to carefully wipe off a coating of wax
  • How to do the "Final Wipe"





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Old 07-30-2012, 07:46 AM   #7
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Hi Chuck,

Welcome to Autogeek Online!


We used a GS in this video, it has lots of tips and techniques in it...

Video: How to remove shallow RIDS and how to machine apply both a paint sealant and a finishing wax


This how-to video also covers,
  • RIDS - Random Isolated Deeper Scratches
  • Removing watches and any jewelery
  • Using a DA Polisher without the handle
  • Placing cord over shoulder
  • Priming the pad on a DA Polisher
  • Speed settings for removing isolated defects
  • Downward pressure needed for removing isolated defects
  • How to clean a pad on the fly
  • Where and why to mark your backing plate with a black mark
  • Rotating the body of the tool to keep the pad flat to a panel
  • Why to allow the pad to stop spinning before lifting the pad off the paint
  • How to swap backing plates from a 3.5" to a 5"
  • Machine waxing using 5.5" Hydro-Tech Crimson Finishing pads with Menzerna Power Lock
  • The "Kissing the Finish" Technique
  • How to do the Swipe Test to check if a wax or paint sealant is dry
  • How to remove dried paint sealant using a microfiber bonnet on a dry pad on a DA Polisher
  • How to clean a microfiber bonnet on the fly with your fingernails
  • How to apply a paste wax by machine - Souveran Paste Wax
  • How to carefully wipe a WOWO wax off by hand using Microfiber Gloves and plush Microfiber Towels
  • How and why to fold a microfiber towel 4-ways to wipe wax off
  • How to break-open a coat of wax and then creep out to carefully wipe off a coating of wax
  • How to do the "Final Wipe"




I'm also a GS owner so thanks for this video!
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Thanks to all for the nice welcome, and great video (Mike)! Lots of good info there.

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