Money2536's White 991 C2S Journal
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I'm am really excited about it. It is very good. I just hit 1,000 miles on it, so I'm still developing my opinion. The 911 is still much better, but the M3 is awesome in its own right. I'll be sure to type up a review soon.
#382
Which polisher do you recommend? I was thinking of getting the Rupes BF 15 and 3". Is the 15 too small to work the larger surfaces?
I am a rookie at this and will work on my X5 first for practice but do not plan to do anything too aggressive -- if I ever need paint correction, I'll likely take the car to a detailer unless I get some confidence.
Thanks. Duke
I am a rookie at this and will work on my X5 first for practice but do not plan to do anything too aggressive -- if I ever need paint correction, I'll likely take the car to a detailer unless I get some confidence.
Thanks. Duke
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Which polisher do you recommend? I was thinking of getting the Rupes BF 15 and 3". Is the 15 too small to work the larger surfaces?
I am a rookie at this and will work on my X5 first for practice but do not plan to do anything too aggressive -- if I ever need paint correction, I'll likely take the car to a detailer unless I get some confidence.
Thanks. Duke
I am a rookie at this and will work on my X5 first for practice but do not plan to do anything too aggressive -- if I ever need paint correction, I'll likely take the car to a detailer unless I get some confidence.
Thanks. Duke
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http://www.detailersdomain.com/P21S-...Soap_p_68.html
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Which polisher do you recommend? I was thinking of getting the Rupes BF 15 and 3". Is the 15 too small to work the larger surfaces?
I am a rookie at this and will work on my X5 first for practice but do not plan to do anything too aggressive -- if I ever need paint correction, I'll likely take the car to a detailer unless I get some confidence.
Thanks. Duke
I am a rookie at this and will work on my X5 first for practice but do not plan to do anything too aggressive -- if I ever need paint correction, I'll likely take the car to a detailer unless I get some confidence.
Thanks. Duke
#388
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This is what you need. It works really well. I use it on mine every couple of months. http://www.detailersdomain.com/P21S-...Soap_p_68.html
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I don't think I'd use the P21S Polishing Soap on the wheels. I really like this for regular wheel cleaning:
http://www.detailersdomain.com/1Z-ei...-ml_p_934.html
http://www.detailersdomain.com/1Z-ei...-ml_p_934.html
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I don't think I'd use the P21S Polishing Soap on the wheels. I really like this for regular wheel cleaning:
http://www.detailersdomain.com/1Z-ei...-ml_p_934.html
http://www.detailersdomain.com/1Z-ei...-ml_p_934.html
spray wheel. wheel woolie in and out to the inner edge of the wheel to get the barrel...small woolie handmitt to get the wheel surface and kaboom, spray down and roll
http://www.detailersdomain.com/Sonax...ter_p_614.html