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10-28-07, 08:25
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Another Sienna vs Optimum
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10-28-07, 08:34
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
wash
clay (tree sap was everywhere) 1 hour
Poli Seal orange pad
Opti Seal black pad
NL on tires x2
Before
Afters

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10-28-07, 08:59
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Now with twice the head
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
Pretty wet looking paint!
Too bad the interior will look like the befores in a month.
Minivans = job security!
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10-29-07, 04:43
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
Engine compartment looks great. 
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10-29-07, 06:08
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
TD, looks great! Thats a lot of wiping with no extractor! Paint looks fabulous! That bright with PoliSeal eh? I should give it another shot.....(And with and Orange pad?) Course that silver is forgiving as well...........Hats off...........=)
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10-29-07, 07:20
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I drive a station wagon!
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
Opti-Seal via black pad? How did that work? I've never heard of anyone applying Opti-Seal by machine.
Curious!
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10-29-07, 07:41
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
Looks good Thomas! I love the engine bay!
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10-29-07, 10:45
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
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Opti-Seal via black pad? How did that work? I've never heard of anyone applying Opti-Seal by machine.
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What's that complicated in it?
Slap on a finishing pad, spray on 4-5 spritzes of OOS and apply it with low RPMs. Works beautiful.
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10-29-07, 11:07
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I drive a station wagon!
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What's that complicated in it?
Slap on a finishing pad, spray on 4-5 spritzes of OOS and apply it with low RPMs. Works beautiful.
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I didn't say it was complicated! Believe me, I understand the simplicity. Just never heard of anyone doing that before. It seems it would take longer to apply it that way.
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10-29-07, 11:09
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
Nice Jetta. Vortex?
Nice work on the Van. 
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10-29-07, 12:16
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Waxophile Autojourno
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I didn't say it was complicated! Believe me, I understand the simplicity. Just never heard of anyone doing that before. It seems it would take longer to apply it that way.
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It seems I left out the  smiley...
and the letters "lly"...

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10-29-07, 10:04
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Re: Another Sienna vs Optimum
Thanks guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sixty7mustang22 - VOTEX - It was the first Euro version in the states (2001)
a.k.a. Patrick - I did use my ridgid to extract the water. PS on an orange pad finishes fantastic if you work it in until it is gone. The paint needed to be deep cleansed but I also wanted to finish in 7 hours since I charge by the hour. PS delivered the look I wanted for this color. The owners were very pleased.
J.J. - I apply everything with the pc. Never anything by hand. For me it is much faster.
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