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I am confused about this one. So is Reflection a wax, sealant or what? I've read posts where ppl mentioned they would use Reflection to clean up the paint a little bit. huh... :think: Also does it contain any abrasives? Meaning can I layer reflection one coat after another? :work:

I have questoins below. If you don't care to read the rest, skip it and go to the bottom. :xyxthumbs I started at autopia about 2 months ago. I current drive a 04 mazda3 indigo blue. The problem with this colour is when it's dirty it turns purple. That's why I came to autoia.org...

So is it? I am using #80 -> #81 -> reflection. Also would it help to lay down more then on layer of glaze (any benefits at all?) (#81)

I just spent 6 hours washing and claying the entire car. It was longer then expected and i am glad it's over with. Now before I started I noticed there were some minor scratches and micro-marring on the 1 year old paint. After I finished claying, most of these scratches and marring...

I am just not exactly sure on how to use this product. So do I apply a thin layer and keep rubbing it (with the applicator) until it turns clear (so the abrasion is fully broken down) and apply more as needed? As for #81 and Reflection, it's just apply and haze and wipe right???

#80 -> #81 -> Mothers Reflection... The question is, which is better for applying, polishing or buff these products? I have Meguiars Terry (2), Sonus Der Wunder Polishing Towel (2), Yellow Foam Applicator (3) from Patshak, also from Patshak are, Ultra MF (4), Ultra Fine MF (1), MF Washmitt...

If you've read my other post about my bumper vs the garage door, then you know what I am talking about. I am not pissed off anymore but still upset. Anyway here are a few shots of the bumper... it wasn't taken with my camera because I don't have a digicam and I don't know how to use one so...

I am sure this isn't the most proper forum for this but it is paint maintence related. I don't know what the hell is wrong with me and I am just careless with the worse luck ever with this car. Anyway... I left my car in the garage after I got home and closed the garage door. Two hours...

I will be using these towels to wax (apply and buff) and dry the car with but I am not sure what's the best for each job. What are your experiences with them? wash-->clay-->#80-->#81-->reflection-->end I'll be doing all the waxing and polishing by hand btw and the MF i got was the...

Do members here get any discount from autogeek.com?

So after many debates I have decided #80 follow by #81 by hand is the best for me. Where can purchase these? I want them both from a single online store (I checked my local stores they only had #2, #6, #7, #9, #26, #34). Btw, if you must know, I have a dark blue 1 year old car that's never...

Well I've been asking the same question over and over again. I am still looking for that one last item to use before applying Mothers Reflection wax. I've been recommanded to use #80 at first because of the minor scratches and swirl marks on my 1 year old car. Then I was told it's too...

As the question reads, is it safe? Or should I stick with my sheep skin one?

As the question says... is it? I have light swirl marks and scratches on a 1 year old car that's never been waxed.

I went to PepBoys and saw a bottom of Mothers Reflection but wasn't sure if it's new one or the old one. That one has a black car in the picture and the it's the round red bottle. Don't they come in the paste form or is it liquid form only?

I am new at waxing cars and detailing. I am still in the process of getting all the detailing products I will need. Right now I am looking for a paint cleaner for the step before apply the wax (Mothers Reflection on a dark color car, car will be clayed bar after the wash). I have someone...

What should I use and how?

Like the title says. I have a blue car and wants the deep and wet look. I've choosen Mother's Reflection Advanced Car Wax. What else do I need? What should I choose to prep the paint? This is a 1 year old car never been waxed. I will clay bar the car after the wax. Which topper should I...

I found this at patshak. http://store.pakshak.com/micropak-mfcr-16oz.html Seems kind of pricey. Is it worth it? Or is the something cheaper and equilvalent?

Like the title says. I have a blue car and wants the deep and wet look. I've choosen Mother's Reflection Advanced Car Wax. What else do I need? What should I choose to prep the paint? This is a 1 year old car never been waxed. Which topper should I use to make it look deeper and...