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bufferbarry- You sure like the Ardex stuff, huh? Impressive that you finished out hologram-free with the 1500/60 ppi pad, you've sure got the touch. Hey, I'm impressed that your water-mist method doesn't result in sling everywhere!
Glad to see you didn't have to wetsand this one, must've been a cakewalk compared to many of your jobs
Hope you educted the owner about washing so it stays nice for a while.
And I'm with you on not dressing interiors
How are you about engine compartments? I hardly dress anything in those either, I usually just keep 'em clean.[/quote]
You know yes I do like Ardex's 1500 alot. I'm surprised it hasn't taken over the industry. Its very very versatle. It cuts better then
m105 and can finish better then m205. Depending on the pad. Even after a ipa wipedown it looks the same! I have had probelms with some polishes that look unreal then I break out the sun gun and its totally different. Ardex is a company that doesn't advertise or hype up anything. There a little different then most, but truthfully in the chemical line of cleaners. They have stuff that would destroy a lot of companies out here. Enough said before people start to jump the bandwagon and there prices go up! lol The water mist method is something that I will be using all the time now. Once you learn to control the sling its golden!
ON a personal level I never dress anything, but tires and wheels wells. I love shiny tires. reaallllllllllllll shiny. When doing a customers car I use a water based dressing 10 to 1 its pretty much water with the dilution but it looks all natural!
Wait till you see what I have coming next! Thank Bud
and I bet you can guess what I'm talking about. No that's not a slam as I still use/like/recommend them, but the SunGun uncovers the truth.
Heh heh, I knew we'd have to disagree on *something* 
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