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Sherri Zann · 07-02-07, 04:55

Brandon, thanks for your generosity! What a great garage, and it was spotless.I'm still blown away by the change in the truck. Thanks to everyone! I learned a lot, and really appreciate everyone who attended.

Like Junebug, I was really impressed by wool.

The MG heavy cut was great on the UDM, which broke it down and was able to achieve most, if not all of the correction that the Makita rotary accomplished. But what the Makita with wool did in 1 or 2 minutes, the UDM took about 10 minutes to accomplish.

The "clay" foam block from Majestic was very interesting. No marring that we could see. I don't think I'll be replenishing my supply of clay.

CG ONE was wiped on a filthy bumper, and appeared to remove all the dirt without marring.

I'll report back on the durability of MG 21 vs. DG 105 vs. Victoria wax.

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Sherri Zann Lurker Extraordinaire Sherri Zann is offline Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Durham, NC Posts: 234	Re: Ok, NC Detail Fest, June 30th! Brandon, thanks for your generosity! What a great garage, and it was spotless.I'm still blown away by the change in the truck. Thanks to everyone! I learned a lot, and really appreciate everyone who attended. Like Junebug, I was really impressed by wool. The MG heavy cut was great on the UDM, which broke it down and was able to achieve most, if not all of the correction that the Makita rotary accomplished. But what the Makita with wool did in 1 or 2 minutes, the UDM took about 10 minutes to accomplish. The "clay" foam block from Majestic was very interesting. No marring that we could see. I don't think I'll be replenishing my supply of clay. CG ONE was wiped on a filthy bumper, and appeared to remove all the dirt without marring. I'll report back on the durability of MG 21 vs. DG 105 vs. Victoria wax. __________________ Is it possible to be a moderate Autopian? Not in my own experience.