Recent content by Jon TDS

Urofiber is awesome for a MF cutting (/finishing) pad. In between a cutting and polishing pad. Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

We do. You hardly have to scrape. Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Going with glaze! Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Sounds a lot of efficiency! How much gallons for the air compressor do you need to run this? Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Thanks my man Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Hey Mike, I can get away with there finishing pad instead of by hand with a terry cloth? Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Thanks both! Quick question on the glaze so I have a holistic view on it when I talk to my client... I would think that adding a sacrificial layer post glaze is wise. I am assuming here but you don't do an IPA wipe post glaze as this will remove the oils. So best bet it to add a carnauba (or...

Just saw Mike's thread about the glaze... The #7 Rub Down Technique by Mike Phillips Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Hey Bob, just realized I can get my hand on either 3m or megs glaze. I suppose a glaze would be better vs a polish for this purpose? I would apply the glaze by a finishing pad correct? Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Hey Bob, the glaze is something I wanted to do as well but not on hand. I'm going to talk to the client later and see what he thinks. So far, I have an aio similar to what Mike suggested or polish then lsp combo. Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Wow! Paint is looking wet! I was thinking of the jeweling polish/wax before your comment so the universe is agreeing! Maybe a stupid question, how different is this from aios like hd speed, cpro essence, or megs d166? Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Probably only a couple of days before the car show. 5 miles on the vehicle. Inspection tomorrow. Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Also I need to be mindful that the ceramic coating job that I have for this is going to be soon rather than later. Lastly ppf only on the front end. So maybe ceramic on panels where he won't apply ppf? Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk

Hey guys, need to pick your brain. I have a client that wants his Corvette ppf and coated at some time. He is going to a car show next week. What can I offer him before he gets his car ppfd and coated? I was thinking maybe just a mild polish like a 205? Then what can I put down as lsp? Haven't...

Just use two towels minimum then you'll be good. If in case you really missed it, just apply the paint coating on top of the high spot so it reactivates then you can easily wipe away. Sent from my ASUS_X017DA using Tapatalk