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I also think Toyota and Honda headlights also degrade the MOST and FASTEST. I'm using the Meguiar's coating that came in the Heavy Duty restoration kit and that kit guarantees a year. I did my father's Highlander, a Honda Accord and an Acura TL with it and I am monitoring all 3 vehicles to...

lol Thanks Mike!!

I actually believe this is the perfect approach for a lot of people who can't just go out and drop $800 on a Mytee. I've seen better deals and based on the research from the hospitality industry- who use these kinds extractors most-depending on use, there might be better, lesser-known...

My hunch is you're newer to the game like me. Let me know if you decide to purchase because I am thinking of buying one too. You've read replies for professional level guys but not many rookies have chimed in. I believe whatever gets the job done should be used. If those expensive Mytee...

I must say, although the end result sucks for the owner having to deal with the strike-through, the story is absolutely amazing! It reads like a bestseller short story and captures all of the feelings one must feel when they have "gone through the clear" (nice book title!!). Thank you for...

This is of a customer's car after using Meg's Xpress Spray Wax. Light coating after the detail and a hard rain. This pic is of the trunk of my Buick. What's interesting is that I one-stepped this with HD Speed 2 years ago and topped with HD Poxy about 3 days after applying speed. Not sure how...

Personally, I have used the Griot's plate and the Meguiar's plate and the GG plate is the one you should go with. The venting just works! Regarding pads though, I've actually had my BEST results using BOSS MF pads. Never had one fail, cave or detach. I'm not sure why folks are having this issue...

The history and backstory here is amazing. I can only imagine the feeling of seeing your work all over the world on these bottles!

For me here, I think the obvious answer is you move to a new tool for more power, improved correction over larger areas, more quality or all of the above. I love the GG6 but if I had any more vehicles needing correction, i'd be forced to move to a better tool to get the job done faster...

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You, sir, have great taste!

I hear you. I do work only on weekend and I have done some paint correction in the past, but I find, for what my customers are looking for, my GG6 is more than capable. Plus, I got my GG6 kit with a bunch of pads, polishes and goodies for $150. It is light years beyond anything my terrible CG...

If this is the case brother, then you can go with Griot's, flex or rupes since money isn't an issue. For me, I have 4 cars this weekend, and i'd be spending what I earned on the more expensive machines so i'd go with the Griot's products because I love the microfiber pads and their creams are...

I obviously have a different definition of Weekend Warrior than others because for the pricing of the flex and rupes machines, that sounds more professional grade than weekend warrior, TO ME. I say Any of the 3 Griot's Machines. 6, 15 or 21. Because the warranty is so great, you'll be in good...