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Gtechniq Crystal Serum light. Very easy to apply and one of the tuffest on the market available when talking of both pro and no pro products. But keep in mind that at the very best all paint coatings when correctly applied will form a barrier that is so thin that it's good only for light swirls...

I'm quite sure bad reviews were mostly due to user mistakes. Believe me, I use it all the time and it's pretty much a huge success with my costumers. Gtechniq products are fast curing and high on SiO2 content, and these are some of the qualities that makes these products great, but this is also...

This is due to the fact that Gtechniq Coatings cure super fast, so you have to work a small section 40x40 at a time. These coatings should be fully buffed after 60s at max. I believe this is why many people have problems with it. But working one small section at a time, it's probably one of the...

Why isn't Gtechniq on your list ? EXOv2 would be my recommendation for you. Easy to apply, ultra high wet gloss, super slick and hydrophobic, lasts around 18-24 months if cared properly during washes... no mistake.

Sonus Sfx-3 does have abrasives. It's the last step on the sonus polishing line. Sfx-1, sfx-2, sfx-3.... The chemical cleaner in sonus line is Sonus Paintworks Cleaner. In fact, SFX-3 will range around sf4000 in cut ability, maybe a little less than it.

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It's really great to see detailing taking off in Brazil! Welcome and much success with your business.

I was trying something new from what I was already used to. I agree learning proper use from a flex forced DA or rotary is important although not essential depending on your business of choice, despite DA's, specially Rupes being so well regarded today. I can finish with a flex without problem...

Great advices! What machine do you use with this method ?

Ok guys, I took my time to have a better look on the 2nd civic service (speed 5.5 on the flex). This car wasn't that bad as the first where I only used speed 3 on the flex. Taking this in consideration, the correction does seems right on this one although pretty uneven, some good parts some...

I That's my guess. But I'll have to check it later. I'm between this and flex... Next time I'll test it with an open cell and with tangerine again + g110v2. I'll try to use it on my dynabrade head too.

That was what I was expecting, what was your process? Passes, pressure, arm speed, section size? I did that. I do have PF2500 but the whole idea was to make something very fast to what I was used to.... Washing claying and polishing took me 6 hours in total and I'm used to do at least 2...

well it didn't gave me any problem besides the lack of cut.

This weekend I polished 2 black honda civic (09 and 11). I used D151 + LC Tangerine + Flex 3401. On the first Civic I used speed 3 the entire time, just lighting up pressure on the last 2 passes... problem is... there was no correction at all.... then I though: "well, it must be the speed" Today...