Gotta agree.
That is probably actually (and totally) the best way to remove an LSP.
Bill
Hi I have a friend that's stopping by next week and I'd like to do his headlights. The temp should be in the low 60's but shouldn't be raining here.
GaryODS Feb 23rd, 2019, 12:19 AMThanks all!! Yes, I've been bitten. Not sure why I didn't think about starting a detailing business earlier.
Goldandrubies Feb 22nd, 2019, 10:50 PMNewport Viper
Thank you for raising awareness of the many wonderful dogs available from Rescue Groups and Shelters.
Also say
Yes it does and yes they will.
Wasn't sleeping. Luckly I didn't compound the rest of the car. Instead brought out the 5000 grit and
Green Cars Rejoice!
Next meet March 17th St. Patrick's Day. First 30 green cars get some extras and reserved Beachfront parking at Huntington State
Yes, as long as the panel is still fairly wet from the rinseless wash. If not, just spritz some water or waterless wash (WW) onto the panel before the
parker23 Feb 22nd, 2019, 08:26 PMOptimum Clear Coat Restorer was just released, and I believe intended for that purpose.
Outside of that maybe a cleaner wax would help conceal
I'd
Wash (with my normal wash)
Dry
Clay
Light polish with Ultimate Polish or M205. Maybe one or two passes, and that should
Should work well. I think Brian from Apex tested 302 with foam and had some great results with it.
drumdan Feb 22nd, 2019, 08:13 PMI just read that product wasn't "supposed" to work for that application, but people will be experimenting with it.
Hard to sleep
Sounds like you've been bitten by the "detailing bug".
All I can say is - enjoy!
I think the UC and burgundy pad was too aggressive. The car came from Florida in 2009 and the clearcoat on the bumpers was already falling off here and
Atalanta Feb 22nd, 2019, 08:07 PMMeguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax Wax by Just Spraying on , Then Rinsing Off? YES! IT'S THAT EASY! No rubbing. No curing. No buffing. No mess! Conventional? No. Sensational? YES
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Last Post By: Old Bear Feb 22nd, 2019, 09:15 PMHi, my 2004 mystic blue BMW has somewhat a rough clearcoat but it is still clear and adhered to the paint. Outside 24/7 it has toweling swirl marks, some scratches here and there, a little etching and some dryness. Wanting to remove the swirls, spidering and etching I used UC with the Drill DA and...
Last Post By: Atalanta Feb 22nd, 2019, 09:00 PMUsing Meguiar's G17804 Keep Clear Headlight Coating When using any of our headlight restoration products be sure to read & follow the directions on the product packaging, and use this article for a reference. If you have new lights or are using a different method to restore them, Meguiar's...
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Re: Ultimate Wax vs Ultimate Fast Finish?
Don't use 'wax' on the windshield. Side windows-no problem.
BillE Feb 23rd, 2019, 05:39 AMWindshield wipers and 'wax' just like to play nice together. Like Murr said,