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#19
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Use the pressure washer to spray off the surface dust/dirt. It's much better than dragging a wash mitt/sponge over caked dirt on the paint. The less build up on the surface before you make contact, the better and less chance you have to drag micro scratches into the clear coat.
#20
I purchased the Meguiars Dual Action Polisher and love it. I was new to detailing so based on reviews that polisher seemed like the best fit for me. Love it! Got the hang of it after a couple details and it worked like a charm with LC 6.5" pads. Helped remove swirls and scratches from my BO Coupe that were rampant when I purchased her from the dealer. You won't be disappointed in that polisher.
Mine even came with a bag from detailed image.
Mine even came with a bag from detailed image.
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Costco has Karcher pressure washers between $149-$199 and occasionaly they are $99-$129 on sale. I think currently they have a $149 one which is the same as the one I have.
In store price is $149. Costco - Kärcher 2000 PSI Electric Pressure Washer
In store price is $149. Costco - Kärcher 2000 PSI Electric Pressure Washer
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Costco has Karcher pressure washers between $149-$199 and occasionaly they are $99-$129 on sale. I think currently they have a $149 one which is the same as the one I have.
In store price is $149. Costco - Kärcher 2000 PSI Electric Pressure Washer
In store price is $149. Costco - Kärcher 2000 PSI Electric Pressure Washer
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