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Thanks everyone for the responses. I will move forward with the GDWM and CG Honey Dew.

For the past three years, I have used Pinnacle Liquid Gloss Rinseless Wash with Carnauba with a dozen Supreme 530 Microfiber towels. Now, I am back to the two bucket wash method with Chemical Guys HoneyDew Snow Foam. Instead of using a bone wash sponge or Gold Plush Micro-Chenille Wash Mitt, I...

99 Black Corvette FRC 95k miles 1. Power wash to get the dust/dirt rinsed off 2. Wash with Pinnacle Liquid Rinseless wash 3. Speedy Prep Towel - Fine 4. Meguiar's 105 5. Meguiar's 205 6. Menzerna Power Lock Porter Cable 7424XP Lake Country 5.5 Inch CCS Pads 6 Pack 2x Orange for the 105 2x...

I use this with success. Autogeek Chemical Resistant Pressure Sprayer, pump spray bottle, pressurized sprayer

I divide my BMW into 9 sections, one towel for each section. One gallon of distilled water and 1.5 oz of ONR. I soak 9 towels in a 5 gallon bucket, they absorb all of the solution. I dilute 2 oz. of ONR in a 32oz. AGO pump spray bottle. I spray/pre-soak one panel at a time. I wipe the panel...

M205 on a white LC pad.

It will buff right out.

Bon Ami or Bar keeper's friend work well cleaning the stripes. 303 Aerospace protects them well.

I use the Garry Dean wash method with ONR and distilled water from Publix, 69 cents a gallon, two gallons. The water is too hard to wash black paint. Also I wash it at twilight to increase drying time.

I might have a similar problem. Just the weight of my hand is enough pressure. If I press down any, then the pad rotation slows down. I used a speed of 5 for M105, speed of 4 for M205 and speed of 4 for Powerlock for LPA. 5.5" LC pads.

In Tampa, on the bay, black paint, and I chose M105, M205, 10% IPA, then Power Lock. 86 degrees at 7:50pm :)

Because ONR and WW+ are cheaper. BTW, his shop is 10 min. from me. Plus GD deleted my comments on his youtube videos.

0:41 Carbon nua liquid wax! Gotta get me some. 1:16 Apply swirl marks with wash broom. 2:22 Makes sure you lay your buffer and pad in the gravel.

I bet it gets into a wreck and ruins the results.

Information post. Thanks!