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    Courtney
  1. Our Golden LOVES the water.. and mud ???? Never thought to use a great white - will definitely be trying that when my current ones are on their way out! We picked up a towel cape to keep him from shaking off in the house. And we also have a full on doggie blow dryer lol. I sure do miss the puppy days! They grow up so fast ????
  2. I still haven't had any luck getting on to the US site. Please let us Canadian folks choose which site we want to visit!! I often prefer to send items to my US mailbox - and the online discount codes aren't valid on the Canadian site.
  3. Hi all, I'm looking to finally order a swirl killer and get to work on correcting my cars! I've never done paint correction before - but have watched tons of Adams videos! I have a few Q's before finalizing my order. First car: e92 BMW coupe - space grey There are a real good amount of swirls in the paint. I don't have to look very hard in the light to see them all over the hood. The car was also swiped/scratched in a parking garage (so nice of people to hit and run!) and got "buffed" at my local body shop. However, I still see some remnants of the damage left over. Which polishes and pads would be recommended on this? 2 step or 3 step? Is finishing polish always necessary? Second car: '14 STi hatch - satin white pearl Overall the paint on this car looks good. I notice a few light swirls on the hood but nothing major. The only real imperfection is about an 8" x 2" strip across the hood that looks like a bunch of concentrated swirls. About 3 weeks or so ago I clayed, hand polished, paint sealed and waxed this car - with all Adams products, of course. I'm really only looking to correct the hood area for now. What would you suggest to strip/prime just the hood before a correcting session? Again, which polish/pad would be recommended? I'm concerned with the softer Subaru paint alongside it being pearl white. And for both cars: how many passes are done at each step? Pressure? Do you wipe off each polish residue before moving to the next step? I don't want to cut any corners, gotta do it right the first time - would appreciate any help. Thanks!
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