Recent content by waterbeads

Dear Mike..thanks a lot for all detailed explanation for my queries. i certainly will go for 16" as you have mentioned... i am aware of all the muscle power that is required when polishing by hand but i have to do it.no other choice.cant afford a DA right now, quite expensive in my country as...

To all the experts, a few days back i got a combo from AutoGeek of Menzerna 2500, 4000 and Power Seal... later i bought a polishing pal with lake Country 4' pads...so now my question is " what combination of pads should i use with the above products in order to correct some minor swirls by hand"...

Special Prayers to the family...hope they have made it through the tough time

if its on clear coat so you can wet sand it but if its too deep wed sanding cant help

well ill be really looking forward for the results and its pictures:Picture:..im sure carnabua on a single stage page should gve a deep look...nyways good luck with your session :)

y a NO with jet seal..is it not worth comparing it with the rest...please dnt scare me.i jst got my new bottle..lol

so what do you all think about the strong bonding products..like opti coat and gtechniq and other claiming permanent bonding and hardness of 9H.. are these all worth wile for the depth of the paint and the looks tht the combination of all the waxes and sealants give???? can these stronge bonding...

certainly will be buying that as have read great reviews by some members...so is hydro2 something like tht opti coat and other tought coats?

synergy??? ill be needing some guidance on that..what really do u mean by synergy...i googled it a little but was unable to make a relationshp of it...Feed back please

no doubt M205 is a classic...thy have really good bonding with most of the products...and bfwd has one of the best shine so far in the sealants i have tried...i find it quite diff from the rest. but will certainly try this combination

applying wax by machine is much easier and less elbow grease is required but tight spots cant be done with a 5' or a 6' pad..for that we need a smaller one else use hands... the technique for any wax is thin...so ill certainly keep that in mind and apply it thin..hopefully the results should be...

i had this collinite since over a year..so i think ill give it a try at least once...will surely keep you updated how it went :)

hey Bobby. Thnx for such wonderful information regarding both the products...well i did not mention a very impt point..i will be using the AIO and Ultimate polish both by hand...so i assume i will stick with AIO..i also like that product..there are some minor swirls but ill be correcting them...

my experience with tw was not good. this product is a nightmare to remove once it becomes dirty and turns brown. i think u will have to request your wife for another 3 times cleaning to remove the 6 layers. ill recommend just do not apply soo many quotes for it...one to two quotes should be good...

its usually the rubbing that attracts dust..my experience is both the synthetic and carnabua both are dust magnets..just give it a wash after a few days and you will be good to go..