Recent content by uriel250

Okay ... Would you pick SDO or HDO for my use case and machine? One HDO pad is basically 2x the price of an SDO pad.

I'm eager to try Lake Country pads and want to ensure I get the right ones. Currently, I use Meguiar's thin red (DFC5 - Cutting) and thin yellow (DFP5 - Polishing) pads, along with Griot's Orange (Cutting) and Yellow (Polishing) pads. I'm willing to invest in quality, but I'm uncertain which...

Yep, I saw that too :D But Rupes recommend Super Lube Synthetic Grease for their machines - How To Grease Your Rupes Polisher - YouTube

Thanks. I saw that post, but it was a while ago. Any recent experiences with alternative greases like Super Lube Synthetic? Has anyone found it to be better than the typical Red Lithium Complex greases? I'm leaning towards Super Lube mainly because the Red Lithium Complex seems excessively...

I hope you're all doing well. I'm in the process of maintaining my polishers (Milwaukee M18 Fuel 15MM, SPTA V2, and Autobrite DA-12), and I'm a bit torn between choosing the right grease for optimal performance. I've been considering Super Lube Synthetic Grease, praised for its synthetic...

Should I use Mohs on trim? Gyeon says NOT to use it on trim/plastics.

Hello everyone! I'm in the process of planning the protection routine for my new car (2024) and would love some advice. I'm currently considering Gyeon Mohs Evo for ceramic coating, following a comprehensive surface preparation that includes clay treatment and a light polish. Additionally...

Thanks for the detailed answer! I forgot to mention I also got some Uro Fiber pads on hand, would you use them on a soft (Brand new car) Mazda/Kia paint for very light defect removal? Very small swirls and maybe some water spots. If not, which brand/color would you suggest for that purpose...

Not sure if I want the "fast correcting cream" as it seems to be too rough and will require another polishing step. For the correcting cream people on Amazon say it worked well as a 1 step paint correction. And for the light polish the perfecting cream looks great as it has no oils or fillers...

Hey everyone! :) This is my first post on these wonderful forums. I've been a silent reader for years, and it's finally time to open my account and start my first thread. As a weekend warrior and car enthusiast, I'm looking to expand my collection of compounds and polishes. Currently, I have...