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Possibly, but one washing with hidden dirt in your wash mitt could create enough swirls where you may need that. Or you may do such a good job on your own that family/friends will ask you to do theirs

Use it up, or you could always sell it if you know someone else who needs it. Just because they came out with a new 2 step doesn't mean the old stuff is junk, it's just going to take a little more time (technically the same amount if you didn't know about the new stuff). I also bought my flex earlier this year with plenty of polish left, I'm going to use it up until I am out.

I saw the poster on the site, but does it just show the basic steps? I couldn't tell by the picture. I thought about buying it just to add to my garage art I mean more like the things we learn beyond the basics. For instance, I have a cheat sheet with little things I ran into on my wife's tahoe that I read on the forums. Like polishing water spots out of glass, or which grit sandpapers to use while correcting headlight lenses that have failing UV coatings. I guess it would be kind of an undertaking to take the collective knowledge of this forum and put it into one place

I am sure this has been covered, I didn't find anything on the topic. I think it would be cool to have an iPad app or similar with all the videos, and even quick tips, and instructional info built in. A direct link to info while detailing if needed. Or even a nice laminated book with pictures and the such with instructions and tips. I believe that would be useful when knee deep in detail spray I saw on facebook a catalog was posted- but was unsure on the content of it

Yeup, used iron-x, wow that was horrible. The smell came through bathroom cleaning gloves

My first usage of TID was after I had previously used the leather conditioner on the dashboard on our tahoe. It left it blotchy until it knocked the sheen down from the conditioner. Now it leaves a nice streak free matte finish

LOVE IT! I sealed and waxed my SSS back in May, I am due for a re-wax, but need to go deeper on the polishing. So last night I laid a coat of glaze to bring the shine back on my truck to hold me over a couple more weeks. MAN does this thing shine! My Adam's arsenal never seems to let me down! Brilliant glaze is worth every penny every time I use it