Bill-V8V

No such thing as 'excessive' when it is your baby!  
I often use Revive Hand Polish after machine polishing.  It is also a paint cleaner, and can help remove any left over polish and polishing oils.  Gets the surface extra clean for your LSP.

D.S.= Detail Spray
D.W.C. = Deep Wheel Cleaner
S.S.R. = Severe Swirl & Haze Remover
S.H.R. = Swirl and Haze Remover
F.M.P. = Fine Machine Polish
R.P. = Revive Polish
M.S.S. = Machine Super Sealant (previously MSW)
A.P.C. = All Purpose Cleaner
B.G. = Brilliant Glaze
B.W. = Buttery Wax
B.S.G. = Brilliant Spray Glaze (old/obsolete product)
I.O.S. = In & Out Spray
M.P. = Metal Polish (1 or 2)
S.V.R.T. = Super Vinyl Rubber and Tire dressing
V.R.T. = Vinyl Rubber and Tire (old dressing replaced by SVRT)
A.P.W. = Americana Paste Wax
G.W.C. = Green Wheel Cleaner
U.C.S. = Under Carriage Spray
M.F. = Microfiber
G.W.D.T. = Great White Drying Towel
G.C. = Glass Cleaner
G.S. = Glass Sealant
W.C.W. = Waterless Car Wash
L.I.C. = Leather & Interior Cleaner
C.U.C. = Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner
L.C. = Leather Conditioner
C.P. = Clear Polish (no longer made, but used on clear bras)
T.I.D. = Total Interior Detailer

That should be all you need to know to get you started :rockon:

But i sure do like pizza
 

This weekend it was spatchcock turkey on the BGE
 

 
 

Thanks, I was walking past a field on my way to look for some bluebirds and saw him jump out of the tree, the first shot was from a good distance away. I ended up crawling up close to him but actually had to back up as i got too close to focus. He really didn't care as long as i didn't try to take his lunch lol
 
I was using a 150-600 on a crop body and I was able to get within a few feet of him in the 45 minutes it took him to finish the last bite.
 
 

My money's on the big one with feathers
 
 
NSFSL (Not safe for snake lovers !!!!)
 

 

You are going to love the combo 

I think a lot of it depends on the quality and age of the leather, some newer heavily treated leather won't allow the leather conditioner to soak in as much so it will be slicker and have a glossier look. While leather that has been around awhile will allow more to soak in leaving it less slippery and less shiny. 

Dan.,tell Adam you need to take the trip up to the Boston area for Norms clinic at Corvette Mike's. We have some real good Italian food up here 

Try that with Comcast lol

I think a lot of it depends on the quality and age of the leather, some newer heavily treated leather won't allow the leather conditioner to soak in as much so it will be slicker and have a glossier look. While leather that has been around awhile will allow more to soak in leaving it less slippery and less shiny. 

Remember, you are conditioning, not dressing.

Well lets get back to the important question, exactly how many mints came with that order

Dan.,tell Adam you need to take the trip up to the Boston area for Norms clinic at Corvette Mike's. We have some real good Italian food up here 

PIcked up a new (old) turntable this week. Most vintage turntables have scratches/swirls on the dust cover. This one was in decent shape overall, no cracks, but I did have to do a little sanding on a few spots, then wool followed by orange pad and finished with white. Then some BG followed by Buttery Wax. For the table itself a little APC cut 1:4 and a toothbrush. Just forgot to take before pictures of the table.
 
Before
 

 
During 
 

 
After
 
Pioneer PL-540
 

I love me some Buttery Wax
 

 
 
 

Cooked this
 

I love me some Buttery Wax
 

 
 
 

I love me some Buttery Wax
 

 
 
 

Cooked this
 

Cooked this
 

Cooked this
 

Plastidip them and call it a day.

Or just ask Rich, he's been here since the sales were painted on cave walls  

I don't think the system goes back far enough for me to see my entire history, at least I hope it doesn't lol