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Welcome Patrick

Welcome Chris

My problem is I can't stop doing Rinseless washes in order to utilize the new plush drying towel. Perhaps a proper 2-bucket is in order

^^^This. I too never cleaned the barrel of the wheel and also used a chamois for drying

Welcome Hayden

Welcome David

Thanks Michael. I've spent quite a few hours with the PC so I can appreciate your recommendation. I'm looking at doing the wifey's car over Fourth of July weekend and wanted to pull the trigger on the SK. I figured I could save myself some fatigue by using the SK instead of the PC

In regards to technique, does it require anymore downward pressure than maybe just the weight of the machine plus your hand to control it?

Welcome Brad

Welcome

Welcome Rob. Enjoy, everyone here is extremely knowledgeable and helpful as well

Welcome Sean, I'm in Akron

I too have a PC and tried a one step correction over last weekend. I had a spot of difficulty with the correcting polish "drying" before the end of the second pass. I was using the last formula not the newest with the orange microfiber pad. I tried reactivating it with detail spray to prolong the polishing cycle but that seemed like an improper solution. The paint correction may have returned 65-70% defect removal but I feel I can do better. Any suggestions for a more efficient approach?

So, aside from just reapplying the sealant or wax, I shouldn't damage the clear coat by using a quality microfiber towel, alcohol, tarminator, or the like??

Welcome Jon

Thanks to all

Negative but thanks for asking and for the welcome!!

Greetings from Ohio. Love Adam's products. Been a consumer for a few years now. Looking forward to and enjoying the vast amounts of knowledge and expertise in this forum.

I hope someone can offer me some advice. I have what I believe to be sap droplets splattered on the roof of my car. I've only purchased the vehicle a week ago and didn't notice it at the dealership. Through some rudimentary testing, I've determined the sap can be removed by a microfiber towel, isopropyl alcohol and a bit of rubbing. My dilemma is that I'm nervous to continue on since there's a fair bit of sap on the roof. Any thoughts on the safety of proceeding? I certainly don't want to damage the clear coat if that's possible through this process. Thanks in advance!