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Got it. Thank you Thank you. And thank you again. This video has been on my watch list for a while, I'm going to hurry to watching it! (y)

Thank you and Yancy and Dr. Beasley's. Is there ever a time to buff or sand on an edge/raised body line (maybe for a show car/concourse event?) and what would be the process? Also, would you consider the body line running under the handle on the drivers door to be a raised body line? It looks...

The photo shows that the class is hands on! Enjoy your time off and happy birthday to Stacy! (y)

Wishing everyone a nice holiday. 🦃

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Thank you for the video. Have you ever needed to polish interior glass? Also, about the coating hazing clear, I'm no chemist but perhaps it is possible to make a coating that changes color when its ready? 🤔

Sorry if I missed it, but the car is clear coated, not single stage? This reminded me, that there are some hand pad holders with a strap. I don't think I'm a big fan of those. Goodluck.

I have seen videos about: Removing bird droppings, and damage from them (maybe they only removed stain damage) (Wet) Sanding I have not seen someone dry sand these isolated paint defects live, and on a real car (by edges and concave/convex areas). But I haven't seen most of detailing videos...

I was especially looking forward to this one. Thank you. (y)

I have thought the same about some Griots interior products. Thanks for the update.

Perhaps he got hit by sprinklers at some point... no clue what is in the water at some places...

(y) Thanks for the write up.

I wouldn't spend too much time or money thinking about hand polishing pads. You can hand polish with basically anything -- just might require a bit more elbow grease -- and I don't think there's much efficiency you can gain with pads unless you are doing a lot of hand polishing. My...

About hand polishing: A lot of times I have come across people hand polishing with wax applicators, which I'm not a fan of. Then again, a lot of machine pads don't feel great to use by hand (too thick, etc). To OP: Wishing you a nice time.

Thanks as always for the article. I found this information very helpful (& the rest of the article as well)