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    1971 BARN FIND - 1971 Buick Skylark Special Convertible Mike Phillips
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    1971 BARN FIND - 1971 Buick Skylark Special Convertible Mike Phillips
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    1971 BARN FIND - 1971 Buick Skylark Special Convertible Mike Phillips
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    1971 BARN FIND - 1971 Buick Skylark Special Convertible Mike Phillips
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    1971 BARN FIND - 1971 Buick Skylark Special Convertible Mike Phillips
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    1971 BARN FIND - 1971 Buick Skylark Special Convertible Mike Phillips
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    Abrasive Technology - The most important factor when polishing paint Mike Phillips
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    1964 GTO www.mirandabuilt.com Mike Phillips
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    1964 GTO www.mirandabuilt.com Mike Phillips
  10. Mike Phillips

    Airports - Hotels - Restaurants - Plus things to do in Stuart Florida!

    ***Bump*** For those attending the upcoming class. :)
  11. Mike Phillips

    Opinions on 3" polishers

    There are two new entries into the 3" polisher market and they both got it wrong. They made 12mm orbit stroke polishers. The only time people that purchase these will be able to maintain good pad rotation and good pad oscillation will be when they use thin, flat pads and hold the pad flat when...
  12. Mike Phillips

    Opinions on 3" polishers

    The only 3" polisher I would consider is a short stroke option. And to my knowledge, the only short stroke option is the Griot's G8 FWIW See what I share in this video. Mike
  13. Mike Phillips

    Links to Articles on How-To Use a Rotary Polisher by Mike Phillips

    Links to Articles on How-To Use a Rotary Polisher by Mike Phillips Here's the links for my articles in no particular order. https://autogeekonline.net/threads/how-to-use-a-rotary-polisher.54592/ https://autogeekonline.net/threads/how-to-use-a-rotary-buffer.49124/...
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    How do you prime a foam pad? Dime sized drops? Pea sized Drops Spokes Lines Strips Mike Phillips
  15. Mike Phillips

    The term TEST SPOT and where it came from by Mike Phillips

    For a project, How the Test Spot Was Born In the early 1990s, while answering car detailing questions on the Usenet Newsgroups, I tried to help someone remove scratches from his white single-stage paint. Instead of trying his rubbing compound on one small section first, he applied it to the...
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    The term TEST SPOT and where it came from by Mike Phillips

    ***Bump*** Need a clean URL Mike
  17. Mike Phillips

    Clay

    Lots of opinions related to your question. I'll give you my nutshell take. Assuming that anytime you rub any type of detailing clay or synthetic substitute, you're going to induce clay marring. Maybe not on hard paint, but everything else - yes clay marring. You can't always see it on light...
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    Ice Cream Scoop Scooper analogy to polishing paint by Mike Phillips
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    Jamie Buchanan - Host of "Dirty Old Cars" Mike Phillips
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