Red Rambler

I finally used my glass cleaner and glass sealant to seal all 3 of my family vehicles. Very impressed with both products!

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Thanks all. Appreciate the feedback.

Welcome, you will have a Wale of a time here!

I received a gallon of glass cleaner in my MB, my question is has anybody attempted to dilute it 1:1 with distilled water? Or should I just use it full strength?

Welcome, I too am fairly new. Don't forget to add to your cart, the ceramic trim coating.

Thanks Ryan, this was my first go at PC, so this was my guinea pig. It has a few dents/dings, so this was the best vehicle to start with. My wife's Subaru is next. I was really surprised though how well it turned out. I'm proud of it!

The other side. I still need to get the undercarriage spray and do my fenderwells. I am very pleased with the results as the paint was pretty far gone. I think I will continue to do the two bucket wash and apply the g&g often.

I completed my paint correction roughly a week ago and then went on a cruise so my truck sit for a week. Tonight I was able to wash and apply guard and gloss afterwards.

Welcome.

Nice herd and garage as others have stated.

Welcome!

In my experience and after watching many videos I experienced dusting as well. It was user error on my end. Too much product, Less is more.

That makes sense. Thanks for the help.

Thanks Nathan. I will for sure give it a go. If your doing say a hood, and stepping down hitting all colors of polish takes a while. Not looking to cut corners but rather not waste product as well as save time, just wanted to ensure it wasnt a no no.

Thanks Michael. Makes sense. I assumed the least amount of steps to get the paint much improved the better.

Being new to the paint correcting scene, I have a few more questions. When using the Blue Correcting polish, can I go straight to the white finishing polish, or do i need to step down to the orange polish and then the white polish as a person would do with grits of sand paper? Also the 50/50 iso alcohol & water, that is for stripping all wax/polish off, correct?

Thanks Chris!

Can i get mine changed to Red Rambler.

Today was a pretty awesome day as I received my two bucket wash kit, new pads, and my swirl killer. I couldn't wait to use it so I corrected a few panels. It is as good as everyone has stated and then some, vibration is very low and the foot print is quite large. I will for sure be using the heck out of it. In comparison to the PC, I would say night and day difference. So much smoother for me. I will upload some pictures upon completion on my paint correction. Super excited about the SK.

Amazing results. I hope you didn't use compressed air to dry it, rather took it for a quick spin to blow the water off, just kidding.

I have some good news, after using my PC on the hood and taking me nearly two hours, and almost that long for my hands to feel normal I went ahead and purchased the SK today. Waiting for it to arrive to continue doing the paint correction. I will be using it on my wife's Subaru next and I keep reading how it has very little vibration and it corrects so much quicker than the PC, so I cant help but want to have that same experience, I shall know soon. Who knows, maybe do a few corrections on other vehicles at some point.

I have been applying the paint sealant and a coat of buttery wax on top of the paint sealant. My steps are Clay Bar, Blue or Orange correcting polish, followed by White Finishing polish, Paint Sealant, and Buttery wax a a final step. The initial reason I bought the PC was to apply the Paint Sealant, and I knew I would do a Paint Correction at some point, which is now. I have applied the Paint Sealant a few times to my truck over the past year, but it was applied over the scratches which I am attempting to correct now. I will check out the link, thanks guys for the help. Having fun doing this. I want to get the ceramic coating for my trim: Ceramic Coating

Thanks Chris. I do have the bristle brush and usually put my PC on speed 2 and hold my brush to the pad. I had the old blue clay and was using the white clay tool with it. The blue clay was brand new but wow. The white clay is so much more pliable compared to the blue. I will be glad to get a final coat of buttery wax on it. I will for sure get a few pics.

Thanks Nathan. I worked on the hood today. Took me at least two hours. It needed the blue correcting compound. It turned out very nice. I was curious about skipping from the blue to the white polish so thanks for that info.