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Yikes. I was waiting for him to use a leaf blower to dry it out.

Not much dumber than using steel wool to wash the exterior I guess...

+3. Great stuff, easy to apply and remove. Works on nearly everything on the ride (except trim).

Takes me about 20 minutes to do an average sized car. I mimic the same technique as posted earlier. Might take me longer with excessive dirt. Once done with the paint, I pour the remainder of ONR in...

Its fairly easy to use. Just go carefully, keep the polisher moving and take your time. You'll be amazed how much easier and faster it is to use over the orbital. Make sure to tape all necessary trim...

So, the question really comes down to if there was job so putrid that you turned it down no matter the cost?

Thank you for the kind words. Love conversing with those who share the same passions.

BTW, have used the twins with a rotary. Awesome combo. Tend to use the glaze first before the total swirl...

Excellent. Good luck.

No commission...just passing on experiences.

Optimum Products...its one of their polishes. Used to use but have switched to the Wolfgang Twins.

Yes, but its a great cleaner anytime. Gets out grime ONR cannot. Almost like a paint eraser. Love the stuff.

Its a light chemical cleaner from Duragloss. Awesome product for an AIO application. Use it after claying. Works wonders on wheels too. My fav product so far.

Afterwards, keep some window cleaner and a mf in your car. When you drive into the sun, you'll no doubt find some missed spots. Pull over in a lot facing sun and finish the job.

Best procedure for me is wash first with ONR, wipe dry and use Aquawax for final swipes. Underrated on windows/glass, never streaks and leaves surface smooth and slick. Makes rain bead right off...

Still like the Pro Grout sponges when using ONR...easier to rinse out dirt in the bucket...

personally, i like the pinnacle. seems to sling less and has a nice look. just remember to gently wipe with a mf towel 10 minutes after applying. 2x coats will leave a shinier finish. a little goes a...

boy, i don't know. mercedes always looks the best in black to me. looks like an ink well.

two is usually the norm--the 2nd one for insuring coverage. some like upgp look great after three.

just got some of the cobra 530's via bogo. great mf towel. maybe my new all-around fav-except for drying. super plush, soft and great for wax/sealant removal and qd.

Don't forget to save up for psychiatric bills...Black is awesome but unless you dial down perfect paint expectations, you could be wearing a straight jacket in the near future :xyxthumbs:

Yeah, but I've read that with that light a mix, AW doesn't add too much sealant properties. Will say that AW alone is awesome on glass. No streaks and leaves glass incredibly slick.

RSurfer: Isn't it weird how that is? Tried everyway possible to make the Wolfgang Tire Gel not sling but to no avail. Wonder if the type tire makes a difference with extra or no side ribbing?
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DG 521--the marine version of 921. Better cleaner than the 921 IMHO. Excellent cleaner leaving a glossy, slick paint. I mix with 20% AW. Awesome to use on wheels and glass too.

Want to thank Meghan for sending me the samples to try and review. I am an official sealant/tire gel OCD experimenter. Always looking for a great look, easy application/removal and decent but not...

Having a silver car myself, what he says makes sense. Silver always looks better in dawn or dusk conditions where the sun doesn't directly reflect the flakes. It is tougher to see swirls etc, but...

+1. Polishes work great to get out scratches. Not so much to hit better shots though...