Duragloss hand or machine

[Fallz]

What application do you use with the polishes hand or machine (PC) ???



Can you use 601 by machine ? with a polishing pad or finishing pad ? since its a prep / cleaner kinda sorta.



What about 105 and future layers of 105 ?? can you machine those too with a finishing pad ??

[violentveedub]

Dude, it would take me both hands and feet to count up all of your Duragloss threads, maybe more.

Here...http://autopia.org/forum/search.php?searchid=1514857



Search your own posts and you`ll probably find the answers. Search duragloss and you`ll find the answer to this question and the 8 more you are gonna post tomorrow.

[coupe]

Dude, it would take me both hands and feet to count up all of your Duragloss threads, maybe more.

Here...http://autopia.org/forum/search.php?searchid=1514857



Search your own posts and you`ll probably find the answers. Search duragloss and you`ll find the answer to this question and the 8 more you are gonna post tomorrow.





I was thinkin the same exact thing :bigups





I mean srsly, whats up with that?

[felthove]

I think he summarized his tendencies here...

http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-product-discussion/88661-detailing-product-line-hang-ups.html

[ThEGuN1]

violentveedub Dude, it would take me both hands and feet to count up all of your Duragloss threads, maybe more.

Here...http://autopia.org/forum/search.php?searchid=1514857



Search your own posts and you`ll probably find the answers. Search duragloss and you`ll find the answer to this question and the 8 more you are gonna post tomorrow.



Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms. :wow:






I was thinkin the same exact thing :bigups





I mean srsly, whats up with that?





Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms. :wow:

[Fallz]

There is not a product or a procedure here that has not been asked a thousand times , everyone`s way of doing things is a little different if you don`t like it why take the time to answer. Find something better to do...... and don`t worry about others.



By the way I did try searching for the answer to my specific question and could not find it , thats why I posted this.

[kyotousa]

There is not a product or a procedure here that has not been asked a thousand times , everyone`s way of doing things is a little different if you don`t like it why take the time to answer. Find something better to do...... and don`t worry about others.



By the way I did try searching for the answer to my specific question and could not find it , thats why I posted this.



just passing by......

he decided to use his time to tell you stop posting and search

so he is assuming..if he tells you to stop...then he won`t see more Durogloss thread pop up



haha

[Fallz]

just passing by......

he decided to use his time to tell you stop posting and search

so he is assuming..if he tells you to stop...then he won`t see more Durogloss thread pop up



haha



LOL.... :)

[violentveedub]

just passing by......

he decided to use his time to tell you stop posting and search

so he is assuming..if he tells you to stop...then he won`t see more Durogloss thread authored by Fallguy pop up.







Honestly man, this has been covered... It`s generally accepted that the abrasives and cleaners in 105 don`t break down my hand and layering is possible. However, when combined with the heat and action of a machine the abrasive will work and remove part of the previous layer.



How did I find this? I serached duragloss, found a bunch of posts by this guy -> AL-53

in one was a link to this thread specificaly... http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-product-discussion/88892-duragloss-601-105-procedure.html?highlight=duragloss

which contained this outside link -> Autogeekonline Car Detailing Forum - DuraGloss 101 and 105 (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/3718-duragloss-101-105-a.html)



Maybe it`s because I do research professionally, I don`t know. It seems like most of your questions could be answered with a bit of searching.