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Last weekend I worked on my car but (of course) was not able to complete all polishing steps, much less put protection on. By this weekend paint has been contaminated with all the polution morning mist brings down (car is parked outside). So, I will have to clean that up before I go for next...

Well, my eyes are not what they used to be. Or MaxFire is not strong enough to easily reveal swirls to those of us that don't have best trained eye, especially when used outside. Or both. In any case, are you aware of anything (easily portable) that would be even better / "stronger" in...

I'm just trying to find out who has been purchasing from them and what your experiences have been?

I have in front of me one of each. I haven't used either one yet but for some reason Vroom one seems much softer to me. Did anybody use both and what is your experience with them, one vs. other, pros and cons?

Today I tried to address some horrible scratches on black Supra. They were on the driver side all going in same direction resembling kind of swirls one would get from either a rotating wash or brush with wire edges exposed. I have started by trying to use totary (Metabo PE12-175) at 1500rpm...

This Sunday I worked on red SS '91 Toyota Supra. To make it short it wasn't fun. I started from least abrasive setup working upwards but that paint was laughing back at my face all the way till I started using Meguiar's Medium Cut and orange LC low profile 5.5" pad. That showed start of some...

Today at Kragen's I saw 9 sq.ft. WW yellow drying towels by Viking for $9..9. Anybody has any experience with them, especially will they be leaving swirls (weave seemed unusual to me, but I don't have that much experience with WW)?

I am aware of few "waterless" / "no rinse" wash products. Ones I am aware of are: ONR Freedom Waterless Wash DP Four-in-One / Waterless Eco Touch Waterless Any others out there? I searched and this is all I could find.

I am contemplating purchasing some 5.25" CCS pads from Danase. Today I became aware they are 0.75" "thick" which makes them thinnest pads I know of (not that I know of many pads). What would be your opinion on using pads this thin? What thin(ner) pad results in? What would be pros? What would...

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... and go straight to rotary? In other words, if I have all three tools when I would want to try Cyclo and not just go straight to rotary? Reason I am asking is I am trying to minimize spending on pads, eliminate overlaps. I wonder do I need yellow/orange for Cyclo, should I use just...

Humans tend to subsconsciously travel paths they are comfortable with, which is often paths that others have went through easily with success before. Many tend to follow "6.5" pad for general PC polishing, 4" pad for spot repair" well beaten path. I know how 6.5" pad on PC feels. My body is...

I am looking to purchase some RMG and Natty's Blue. Any suggestions where I can find them at lowest price? Thank you in advance!

I'm looking forward to it. It should be fun. It's all your fault :mad: ;)

I am very disappointed with look of surface M39 and M40 left when I tried to use them on "leather" seats in my Toyota MR2 Spyder. It seems both of them were doing cleaning part (I assume that based on how applicator looked afterwards), but I am not so sure about conditioning part. I mean after I...

Does anyone know where I can find CD2 Engine Detailer at best price for case of 6? Thank you in advance!

Please let me know if you have them available or can hook me up. Thank you in advance!

Could you please reffer me to best places online and locally (I am in Los Angeles / Orange County) to buy Mirka Abralon in small quantities (like few to several pads at the time)? Thank you in advance!

As the title say, how wet sanding is done, with water and lubricant ("soap") or it is done with plain water? I am asking because I've "heard" of people using water and soap, and at the same time as I am looking at Wet Wedge (that I am considering getting) videos I see everybody is using just...