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simplybao · 09-04-08, 12:09

Thanks for the really quick reply. Yep, I figured that after I did this, I wouldn't have to polish for a long time. I'm just going to do the 1Z PP/blue and the collinte on the caddy and see how it works out. If 1Z PP/blue doesn't work, I'lll try the 1z Pasta Intesive/blue then 1Z PP/blue, then collinte.

I'll have to resist the urge to buy more stuff just to try it...LOL. I do have a QD, I am using Mother's but am going to switch to Adam's QD.

I usually dry the entire car, blow all the water from the cracks and crevices, and then spray some QD and wipe it off. So far, the Mother's has been ok. Even with my Detailer's Domain Uber microfiber towels, I have to spray it on, wipe it off, then use a dry towel to buff it. I want something easier to use.

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simplybao Registered User simplybao is offline Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 89	Re: Newbie with a cyclo, need help with choosing pads and polish Thanks for the really quick reply. Yep, I figured that after I did this, I wouldn't have to polish for a long time. I'm just going to do the 1Z PP/blue and the collinte on the caddy and see how it works out. If 1Z PP/blue doesn't work, I'lll try the 1z Pasta Intesive/blue then 1Z PP/blue, then collinte. I'll have to resist the urge to buy more stuff just to try it...LOL. I do have a QD, I am using Mother's but am going to switch to Adam's QD. I usually dry the entire car, blow all the water from the cracks and crevices, and then spray some QD and wipe it off. So far, the Mother's has been ok. Even with my Detailer's Domain Uber microfiber towels, I have to spray it on, wipe it off, then use a dry towel to buff it. I want something easier to use.