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Hi guys, I just saw this the other day. http://www.blackanddecker.com/productguide/product-details.aspx?productid=8352&toolview=4#details Would this sander work for swirl removal? Thanks...

:( My wife was in a fender bender last week and the rear driver side door, quarter panel, and rear bumper have to be replaced. I thought it would be simple, but after talking to the body shop(s), they mentioned that not only the 3 parts are painted, the adjacent panels have to be "BLENDED"...

I was looking at the packaging for the Costco sheepskin wash mitt. It says dry mitt can be used to polish. Has anyone try to hand polish/buff swirl marks/scratches with the sheepskin mitt? Would it be more aggressive than terry cotton towel?

Two weeks after NXT. I haven't washed the car since. You can see some cat paw prints on the trunk. The shine is actually a lot sharper but I couldn't capture with my 3.1 megapixel camera... An obligatory reflection picture... It did what some people said: it combined the shine...

For those who have used NXT Wax...Do you like it or no? As simple as that...No debate on gloss, shine, durability, or swirl hiding ability, but just over all impression in general... 1. Yes, it's a great product! 2. Pretty good for a $15 off the shelf product, but I've used better stuff...

not getting lazy but sometime there is no enough time to do the two process separately...I want the shiny look of the glaze and the protection of the wax, can I just combine Meguiar's deep crystal step 2 polish and step 3 wax together and buff away? Or should I just forget glazing and just buy...

Is it possible to make your own at home with some left over wax?

Hi Everyone, I've read the Autopia's care tips for a long time and just discovered there is a forum! Can't wait to read more about what people are doing and using. I am definitely a detail enthusiast and would love to learn more from the experts here. :bow My current lineup of products...