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So I finally grabbed some of the heavy compound and some pads. Here is a pic of one spoke after 2 passes with the foam pad. I did a total of 4 passes but it didn't get any better with the deep scratches but I can almost see myself lol. http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e47/lambo410/20170924_172914.jpg Also my pads became super dirty after one pass, I'm talking total eclipse, pure black. Most likely years of Sh*/ in the wheels. When I get a chance I'll go to correcting polish and snap more pics

Much appreciated I think the barrels are supposed to be painted. I have one wheel he never tried to paint and it's dark grey. Foam pad or microfiber? Might as well try both.

Hey everyone, need a little bit of guidance. These wheels I have on my vw seem to be sanded by the previous owner. When I bought the wheels they were painted. So what you see is what he was hiding underneath. What products or guidance can you guys advise to get them to look much better. Things I already have are a porter cable buffer (small and large pad adapter) paint correction and finishing polish, and revive hand polish. I also have paint sealant, and buttery wax but I doubt the wax would do anything. http://s36.photobucket.com/user/lambo410/media/20170911_181512.jpg.html http://s36.photobucket.com/user/lambo410/media/20170911_181455.jpg.html

We actually do have a bissel. Thank you, I will give those a try and post pics afterwards.

I bought a Jetta with 145k and as you can imagine, the interior is not in the best of shape. I cleaned up most of it but the seat belts....horrible. They used to be tan but are closer to dark grey lol. How does the community go about cleaning their belts? I tried leather and interior cleaner because that's what I had on hand and it didn't make a difference. Should I try all purpose cleaner?

Im cleaning and washing box trucks tractors and trailers for 40+ hours a week. So when it comes to my own i really dont even bother it as much as i used to. On my off days i may bring out the 2 buckets and H2OG&G but the Porter Cable has been boxed all summer.

I prefer to do a one step at a time with the whole car or at least big sections. (Front end, drivers side, etc) So i'll like clay and polish a big section, then clay and polish another section so forth and so on. I think its personal preference.

I think its just a normal black, but it's so dirty if there is any pearl I can't see it yet.

This is great and gives me something to look forward to. I just purchased a black mk4 jetta that needs a ton of love. Great job.

Me and usps priority are like the best of friends. Thank You!!

Today was my first time machine polishing. Used 4" orange pad, orange polish, and a Pc7424xp

I agree 100% with those 2 recommendations.

I've used liquid paint sealant on my lenses, topped with brilliant glaze for more pop.

You definitely have a small leak. I have one around my windshield. Not enough for a puddle of water, but I will have frost on the inside during the winter.

Thank you everyone!