Recent content by Luke

Thank you both for your anwsers. What about the stuff you spray on and then wipe and that's it? Can't you use QD's for this?

What's the tips about using waterless wash products? Do you use a different micro for each panel? How does it not scratch the paint. Do you use 1 to get the dirt off, and then another for drying? I'm so confused.

Wow, thank you so much. Why is it so cheap? Does it still give the same results?

What is AIO?

Green pad? Where does it fit it from greatest to least abbrasiveness. Yellow, orange, white, black, and blue.

Why do you wash cars after polishing? Do you then use glaze and then wax?

So, it can't be stripped by car wash soap or degreasers?

Can paint sealant be stripped like wax can, or is it a whole other subject?

So XMT #2 does not leave behind any marring or new swirl marks? Should I use a glaze with a white pad after I use it to fill everything else? Or should I use a black pad like I have been using?

I am talking about the circular polishers, like the makita or dewalt.

It does not scratch the paint? How do you use it and then dry it? Can you please give me some headers? I would be interested in wax as you dry, what would be the best for that? The thing you guys are talking about, you use it as a dry wash? what about the tires? I don't see how it doesn't...

I really need help on this.

I just wash my car a lot. How would a QD help me?

Okay, I have read Autogeek's website that talks about both of these polishers. Are orbital polishers more aggresive, thus being faster to polish/wax? I really need help on this. Thanks in advance.

Oh, I see. How about this. Using XMT #2, then use a glaze. Will that take out any damage that #2 caused, or will I have to use #1? Does glaze help improve the overall depth, shine, or whatever you want to call it? And also, The Optimum polish says do not exceed 1400 RPMS. What polisher is that...