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Geaff500 said:
Great job! The car really hammered those polishing pads!

On a side note I have the exact same hose nozzle.

Is that a Rolex Submariner on your wrist in the last picture?
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tropicsteve said:
that white finish turned out very nice ron. looks like you were polishing the tires with those white pads.
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I've never seen so much crap come off paint before

Paul Mitchell said:
Nice job. She should be happy with the results.
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kc's said:
Your heartfelt work pay off well
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TroyScherer said:

Great work Ron.


I don't think I have used a PB product yet that I wouldn't recommend based on my use and the goal and price point.

I am sure they will love the look of OOS. Is there any difference in the ease of application between the old and new formula that you could tell? I liked the old formula but always had problems with streaking.

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I didn't notice any real difference in application. I always over apply and get streaks, but this now that I think about it had less straking (I think, its white)
What I have been doing lately is doing the car with a pad first, then waiting a while then misting a micro towel and redoing the car very lightly while doing a "final buff". That seems to take care of the problem and mebbe adding a little more to the finished product.
 
Ron, nice job. What a good guy you are to do others cars (Trucks). With so much paint!

You are a better man than me! If I do detail a friends are, permanon platinum all the was. NO wipe on at all! :) Spray, hose and dry. :)
 
JSFM35X said:
Ron, nice job. What a good guy you are to do others cars (Trucks). With so much paint!

You are a better man than me! If I do detail a friends are, permanon platinum all the was. NO wipe on at all! :) Spray, hose and dry. :)
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Actually thought about it, but was afraid it would dry with the sun being so hot
 
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