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I spent 6 hours today detailing JUST the outside of my car and it looks absolutely stunning, (even if you dont like NFR). I used q-tips in between every single panel, taped off all the seams, polished the headlight. Used poorboy's SSR1.0, then Poorboy's EX-P Sealant, Poorboy's Carnauba, then Meg's NXT. Buffed the windshield, polished the tail pipes, wiped down the suspension and cleaned the calipers, waxed the door jams (yes, waxed). Thats all I can think of right now. The interior got a quick wipe down and it was vacuumed earlier this week, so it looks nice too. Just wish I had a camera with me. 
Anyways, Im excited that it looks so dang good. I dont mean to brag, but it sure looks nice. Anyways, that was my Saturday, now Im watching the Vols. What did y'all do today?
-Matt
Anyways, Im excited that it looks so dang good. I dont mean to brag, but it sure looks nice. Anyways, that was my Saturday, now Im watching the Vols. What did y'all do today?-Matt
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burn!!!! Matt i really wish you had some pictures of your car/......ive been looking at poorboys for my car as well but am still a bit attached to zaino. How was the ease of application and the clarity of the shine?
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Clarity of shine is completely unrivaled to how Ive seen my car before. Ease of application is very high, especially if you have a Porter Cable. The SSR2.5 and SSR1.0 need to be applied via a PC on speed 6 to get desired results. The EXP Sealant and Carnauba can be applied by hand, but I still like using the PC on speed 1 for more even coverage. The SSR's can be applied immediately after application, since they do not have to "cure" per se. The carnauba and sealant need to set for 5-10 minutes (until they are hazy) and then removal is just a wipe of a MF towel.
-Matt
-Matt