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Just a heads up from where you bought it from. If you have a problem with the polisher and ask that site to do something, they will tell you to contact the manufacturer. There customer service isn't great return wise or helping with problems with the actual product.

I have been thinking the same thing as well. My thoughts were, if I'm going to be polishing afterwards, I might as well use the medium grade if it's needed. If your budget is ready for it, I would get a fine and medium grade.

Probably not. If you bought it the day before, maybe. But it won't hurt to give them a call.

looked at his videos but can't find the one with cleaning a pad on the fly . Here you go. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/20135-how-clean-your-foam-pad-fly-when-using-porter-cable-style-da-polisher.html

Here are my critiqued steps: 1. Hand wash entire vehicle with Dawn using 2-bucket method w/ gritguards and microfiber mitt 2. Iron X entire paint surface 3. Rinse 4. Clay vehicle with Mother’s clay and Showtime detailer 6. Wipe down with isopropyl 10:1 using fresh microfiber cloth 7. Use...

Super Finish, or SF-4000 works amazing. I used it on my fathers Victory Red C6 and the results were great. I used my Porter Cable 7424 XP with a black Lake Country pad on speed 5. It has plenty of working time and left a crystal clear finish. I used some M105 on a OPT Microfiber Compounding pad...

You could just skip the rewash after the clay. I would recommend using an 15% IPA solution to ensure all oils are removed before applying the Opti-Coat.

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Happy Friday fellas! At the moment it is rainy here, so I couldn't get a wash in this afternoon. Darn New York thinks salting the roads when it is 40 degrees will help. Lol. The front bumper and sides of my car are pretty much all white from that. Not many plans for this weekend at the moment...

Happy birthday Joe! Enjoy the rest of your day man!

What is the owner looking for? Does he just want a wash and wax? Or does he want the paint looking scratch free? Being that the truck is black and it is a work truck, I don't think it will stay very clean.

Wasn't ready for this one. But it was a nice view. Working on the car some.

You could use dawn. Or an all purpose cleaner.

It sounds like you were not using enough lubricant and the clay dragged on a dry spot on the paint and laid down some residue.

I would look into coating the wheel with Opti Coat or Car Pro DLux. This will help repel brake dust. The next major step would be to switch your brake pads over to a low dusting pad, such as a ceramic type.

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It's hard to say. Many variables to consider!

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Have some magazines available and wifi would be a nice addition as mentioned. Some wall art that fits the working environment would be a nice touch.