Thanks man! It takes a little longer, but it's worth it in the end. And there's always a big pile of dirty microfiber towels when you get done, but switching them often is key.

 

I agree with other posters, that using the right combination of "rags" is important. I see alot of people throw their polish rags on the ground after use, before washing them. Mine go directly into the was after use and are folded and put in a cabinet where they do not accumulate debris that will mar the finish.

 

@ Patinum_Sean, Faith's still beautiful after 16 years. Sorry to hear that it's that time. Crushing to you I'm sure, but, you'll know what's best for your friend.

I have a 13 year old lab that's had two strokes, bounced back both times but she'll pobably not make it to another birthday although I'm hoping she does...

 

Very well said!
I went through the same a couple years ago with my best friend a golden retriever named Gunner , and under these circumstances it can never easy, but.... knowing when, will come to you.


ps: sorry to the OP for the off topic, but I had to.....