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    Re: Pad Recommendations?

    For more information see “Foam Pads" and " Polishing” two of a collection of detailing articles on #############; (Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation) a series of...
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    Re: Learning to detail

    I've always thought that if a student brings their vehicle and polishing machine and a pro instructs them by while they detail their own vehicle to be the best of both wolds- knowledge / hands-on...
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    Re: 50/50 IPA calculation

    With 70% strength isopropyl alcohol in order to obtain a 1:1 ratio (50/50 % mixture) use 2 parts alcohol to 1 part distilled water (See relevant sections for usage and dilution used.) Mix solution in...
  4. Re: Building my own website, please come in and be critical

    There are much better qualified website designers here than me (absolutely not my area of expertise) but I'm sure you will receive constructive criticism.

    I just wanted to wish you the best of...
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    Re: Best way to treat/maintain Acura leather

    Many people are unaware of the fact that since the late ‘80s early ‘90s, many of the newer domestic cars and some imports (US) do not use natural leather hides anymore. Approximately 90% of vehicle...
  6. Re: Thoughts on using a paint cleaner/cleanser after polish???

    Wax Application – for a pristine paint film surface after the application of detailer’s clay or polishing, use a chemical paint cleaner to ensure the surface is clean and the sub-surface is free of...
  7. Thread: Winter Prep

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    Re: Winter Prep

    All polymers (acylic (Klasse) or other polymers (Wolfgang)) typically require a period of between 12 -24 hours to cross-link, meaning that the product forms a covalent (molecular) bond with the...
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    Re: What is the process of IA wipedown?

    Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) - fill a fine misting spray bottle with a 8:1 ratio of Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) / distilled water solution spray the paint surface, leave it to dwell for 30-45 seconds,...
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    Re: Is Menzerna for PC or Rotary?

    A sound understanding of the proper technique and a good process will produce excellent results even with a mediocre product. A quality product used without the proper surface preparation or...
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    Re: Could my wax be gone already?

    Collinite is a hybrid wax (i.e. it contains polymers as well as wax)

    Polymers need a porous surface to bond to (they do not do well if oils / water is present) they initially adhere by surface...
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    Sticky: Re: ONR: The Definitive Thread

    Very informative information on this product / application methodololgy; I very much appreciate the work that's involved in this type of thread...
  12. Thread: Hello! New here!

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    Re: Hello! New here!

    Welcome AIADETAIL...
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    Re: Hello from Melbourne ,Australia

    Hello Polishdoc, good to see you on this forum...
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    Re: Favorite polish for soft clearcoats????

    Using the least aggressive pad / polish combination followed, if necessary by an incrementally more aggressive approach until you find what works.

    Hard paint - does not mar as easily, but it's...
  15. Thread: Rpms

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    Re: Rpms

    http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/blog/10951-flex-xc3401-vrg-orbital-polisher-dual-action.html
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    Re: Favorite polish for soft clearcoats????

    Menzerna PO 85 RD 3.01 Super Intensive Polish for black or dark coloured paint surfaces, and 'soft' paint
  17. Thread: Color Sanding

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    Re: Color Sanding

    Colour Sanding / Polishing:

    Years ago it was called colour sanding because automotive paints were single-stage (primer and a colour coat) and when the finish faded from ultra violet radiation...
  18. Thread: Pad size?

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    Re: Pad size?

    The general rules for foam pads;
    Pad size; with smaller pads you gain increased control and manoeuvrability. Smaller pads generate more friction (heat) with a PC, which breaks down polishes by...
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    Re: will household softened water spot?

    For more information see the “Water Filtration” article; one of a collection of detailing articles I’ve written for #############; a series of informative, knowledge based, unbiased articles...
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    Re: will household softened water spot?

    :whs:
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    Re: jeweling vs burnishing

    Finishing - by using a lightly abrasive pad and a finishing polish, helps refine the paint, removing any trace damage from the polishing stage.

    Burnishing - an optional step after finishing,...
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    Re: jeweling vs burnishing

    :iagree: Using an LC CCS Gold Ultrasoft pad (or any similar 'soft' pad) helps
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    Re: Help with wool pad selection for rotary

    Superbuff™ III Wool Pad (PN 05703) and Perfect-It™ III Wool Compounding Pad (PN 05719)

    I would 'rate' 3M wool pads above Edge but there is not a too wide margin between them IMO
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    Re: Meeting forum members!

    It happens to everyone [but not me of course ;( ]
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    Re: Help with wool pad selection for rotary

    For more information see the “Wool Pads” article on ############# website; a series of informative, knowledge based, unbiased articles dedicated to automotive detailing
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