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    Re: At least winter's good for something...

    I think that's Grateful Dead LSP or LSD I forget....lol
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    Re: DA Polisher Change

    Rupes machines are great and I like the pads. I have switched out from the Rupes "cut and polish products" to others with better results but like Mike said above you can't go wrong with the whole...
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    Re: 2008 Porsche Turbo Cabriolet

    Now that's how you correct paint defects. Thumbs up!
  4. Re: Cleaning Polishing Pads? | Stop DAMAGING Your Most Expensive Investment | McKee's 37 Polishing Pad Cleaner Review

    Yup that pad is now ready to be cut up and used as a tire dressing applicator. lol
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    Re: Wax/sealant removal on matte finish wheels

    Yes but you have something in between the paint that you need to remove.

    Just use a little and wipe. Remember you are not trying to polish or cut paint you are trying to remove a thin layer of...
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    Re: Recommend a Tire cleaner

    Yoko tires are a PITA. Strip them down with the lacquer thinner and that will help remove the "release agent" Yoko uses that also turns them brown.
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    Re: Wax/sealant removal on matte finish wheels

    Ok then if your scared buy a dog to protect you. lol

    Step up or start rubbing your wheels down for 3 months with 91% isopropyl rubbing alcohol.

    I use the most effective product first and I am...
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    Re: Is there a way to deep clean MF towels?

    Post Removed "Due to disrespecting other members"
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    Re: Is there a way to deep clean MF towels?

    Post Removed "Due to disrespecting other members"
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    Re: Wax/sealant removal on matte finish wheels

    " I'd be afraid to use acetone on these wheels. They weren't exactly cheap."

    I have used Acetone on $1,000.00 per rim HRE wheels it will not hurt them.

    Remember it just wiping down the barrels...
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    Re: Recommend a Tire cleaner

    That is burt on dried out Silicone "spray on" tire dressing the more you add the worse it will get. OMG those are way too shiny.

    I have had the same problem with YOKO tires before.

    To clean...
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    Re: Recommend a Tire cleaner

    Chemical Guys Citrus clean with scrub brush and steel wool for those PITA color dots on tires.

    This removes everything and preps the tire for Gyeon Tire. The only tire dressing you need. No...
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    Re: Is there a way to deep clean MF towels?

    6 months is not overkill and I am taking about Polish towels. I only use 4 Microfiber Madness towels in a rotation.

    After 6 months they are still excellent towels and I use them for removing...
  14. Re: DA Polishing Question/Issue Actually Kind of an Annoyance

    Using a cutting pad too fast will leave marks. Slow down to like 2 or maybe 3 and take your time. Its not a race and faster does not always mean better. you need to let the product and the pad do...
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    Re: Wax/sealant removal on matte finish wheels

    Acetone on the barrels will make quick work of removing all that Wax.

    Just use a little on a rag and wipe quickly do not let it sit or pour it on the rim.
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    Re: microfiber buffing pad

    Blow them out and clean them with Micro restore, 3D towel clean or CG Microfiber cleaner and a small brush.

    Rinse well and let them air dry.

    I also brush and blow them out before I use them the...
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    Re: Is there a way to deep clean MF towels?

    Polish towels only.

    I drop them down to Tires, Rims and Tailpipe duty.
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    Re: Is there a way to deep clean MF towels?

    What kind of towels do you have?

    I only use Microfiber Madness.
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    Re: Is there a way to deep clean MF towels?

    How old are your towels?

    I replace mine about every 6 months.
  20. Re: Cleaning Polishing Pads? | Stop DAMAGING Your Most Expensive Investment | McKee's 37 Polishing Pad Cleaner Review

    As a end note I use the same process you describe and it works great.

    Also before go to use the pad again I use a blow gun on the pad to make sure everything is out of the pad that may have dried...
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    Re: Best drying towel?

    I do not have any swirls with a proper washing, drying with leaf blower and touching up with a small Microfiber Madness towel. It all in the technique not so much the towels.

    Touching your cars...
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    Re: What to Thin Dr Color Chip Paint with?

    You can thin any paint with Lacquer thinner. Just use a tiny bit first because you can always add more later. You can never remove it if you add too much.

    Try testing in small cups with a small...
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    Re: Our "tools" are important.

    I use any Nike Sneaker and I coat it with Never Wet a few times. My feet are always nice and dry.

    For Support I always rip out Nike foot pad and replace with Spenco insoles.
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    Re: Wanna see a grownman cry..........

    Lesson:

    Do not take your hot girlfriend to Cars and Coffee if you wife knows where Cars & Coffee is.
  25. Re: Gtechniq C1/CSL + EXO for single stage paint/no clear coat?

    What car? Classic or 80's Honda?
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