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It is a WEN Pro Series 7010. Picture will be posted shortly.

I don't have a PC right now but I do have a 10 inch random orbiting buffer. It has two speed settings. What can I use this for when I detail?

I have been thinking of my plan of attack for the dirt. I will proceed with it after I get all my supplies.

Anymore suggestions/tips/tricks for spring cleaning? The more I know the better because I will be starting a complete spring cleaning soon because the weather is warming up.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>

Any other great tips or suggestions when it comes to spring cleaning?

When do you know that the paint is clean?

Can you wash clay?

How many clay bars do I need to do an entire minivan.

Is there a better time of year to clay bar or do it whenever it needs to be done?

Is clay bar a good idea in the spring or should I wait for summer?

Was it the carwash that the clothes touch your vehicle?

What kind of carwash?

This winter there were many days it was very slippery on the roads and more sand and salt was put down than other years so I will do an extra thorough wash. The van sits pretty tall and there is lots of wheel well showing so I will clean them very good and spray some Invisible Undercarriage Spray on after. Any more helpful tips, tricks or advice for me?

Thanks.

It is a minivan.

Just a wild guess but you might want to try calling this number

 

 

 

Adam's Polishes

 

That number doesn't work from Canada.

I want to know how to fix this also because I haven't invested in a PC yet.

I was referring to when you said this isn't rocket science which made me feel dumb. I really appreciate you apologizing and explaining your self it is very nice.

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WAIT A MINUTE! I was NICE! I answered the question nicely! And Bill gets the pat on the back? Nobody loves me.

I was disappointed with your hurtful post towards me.

Thanks Bill. You gave me some great ideas so thanks once again.

I was just looking for some advice I don't think I need to be put down for asking a question. It doesn't make me feel too good when you are calling me dumb. If anyone has any advice for me please post it because it is greatly appreciated.

Did you even watch the videos ?

 

I'm guessing not :lolsmack::lolsmack:

 

 

Just curious, did you build alot of model airplanes as a boy ?

Yes I did watch the videos and it still doesn't tell me how to do a good spring cleaning. Any suggestions from anyone (other than saying watch the videos)?

What is the best way to wash it at the self serve wash instead at home?

I was looking for a more thorough approach meaning what to do after the snow melts and the roads are clenaed. The video is good for winter season washing not really good enough for spring cleaning on your car.

What is the best way to thoroughly clean my daily driver after a harsh winter with salt from the road, cold temperatures and lots of snow? I was thinking of first bringing it to the self serve car wash and blasting off all the dirt and grime. Any suggestions?<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>

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Can someone tell me who will know?