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No detailing of any sort for me this Saturday. Went to check out Denzel in The Equalizer.

I applied it with a standard yellow foam applicator or by machine.

Nice job. I like to hear someone says that my interior is clean and how do I get it like that.

All items are gone.

I have the following. Asking for shipping costs. PM for an exact quote. I will ship these items within the lower 48. 2 Green Wheel Cleaner 1 Revive Polish 1 Tire Shine 1 Leather and Interior Cleaner Leather and Interior Cleaner is brand new and unused. Both bottle of Green Wheel Cleaner are brand new and unused.

Welcome and nice job.

They look like stress cracks. Touch up paint and some wetsnading would be the way to go if you want to tackle this on your own.

I agree that using a DA will allow you to put a nice thin coat. I have applied liquid paint sealant by hand and all I used was a dime sized drop and spread it very thin say on the hood. I also use kiss the applicator on the panel to remove any excess wax and use that as a starting point on the next panel. I apply on the applicator as needed.

Went to a local car show in Irvine, CA called Autopalooza. Adam's Polishes had a booth representing their products. I forgot the young woman's name running the booth.

Welcome. That's a good looking acura.

They are ok. But I would invest in some nicer towels. I have the previous generation costco MF towels and one day I accidentally grabbed one and I saw a scratch right on the black sail panel of my camaro happen right in front of my eyes. The costco towles I only use on glass, wheels, door jambs, underhood and other inconspicuous areas. I have some nicer towels from another company that soft. The double soft towel on here is amazing as well.

You're not the only oddball. I don't do it either. I just wipe them down with rinseless wash every now and then and I'm donr. Perhaps I should jump on this bandwagon as well .

Very nice. Love the color scheme.

Looks real good. Did you follow up with anything after BG?

Welcome. Nice to see another So Cal local.

Nice job. White looks great when it's clean.

Quick sealant is great. I used it for the first time on my wheels and I was impressed with it.

I agree with what was said above. It is always nice to have extra pads around. They do come in handy.

I'm not exactly sure which Meguiar's product you used as there are many in their Mirror Glaze line. But as stated if it is indeed a compound it left a haze and it can be fixed with a finishing polish. Revive polish should work. Try a test spot and see how it looks.

The only reason I would do 2 coats is for even coverage. Other than that you will be fine with either.

Welcome. Nice to see another local.

Just a typical yellow foam applicator.

When I used the power ball and power cone I used it only with the compound and then polished by hand. You could try that. I did not want to mix products together on the ball or cone.

Are you using the power cone with each product or just one?

You should be fine with liquid paint sealant. You could maintain with rinseless wash and detail spray to add a little boost.