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Fuzion Paste by machine, gotta love that, topped over DGPS.. :dblthumb2: Spread out even on a 5.5" Red LC Hybrid Pad, and it doesn't take much. I just popped the wax out in my hand and spread some over the pad, simple. Was enough to do the whole SUV. :buffing: Just went around the whole car...

Well if you are doing it once a month, washing it and using a spray. As long as you have a good solid base like Wolfgang DGPS as an example that lasts a long time, and it really does. If you machine apply it and let it sit for about 30 to 45 mins it just basically falls off the car when you are...

Thanks, they needed to be done, been awhile since I worked on the paint on them so it was time. :buffing:

All done. :)

Re: Flex 3401 Finished up the Jeep today, the 3401 really cuts down the time spent on the paint compared to the G110V2 I was using. I would say it cut my time about in half from what I was used to. :buffing: The pads not stopping is a massive time saver really. It just powers right on...

Working the 2006 Jeep last night and today. WG Uber Compound with a LC Force White Polishing pad and in the Process of polishing it now with WG Finishing Glaze using the LC Soft Blue Finishing pad. Compound Photos.

Re: Flex 3401 I heard both, the noise they make, the newer one has a higher pitched sound, I wouldn't be able to stand that personally.

Currently working on my Jeep. Starting out with WG Uber Compound using a LC Force White polishing pad then I will follow up with WG Finishing Glaze and DGPS. About 1/2 way done the 1st stage currently. Yes I clayed it before starting.

Re: Flex 3401 Thanks Mike. :) Working on the Jeep now. Using WG Uber Compound with a White LC Force Polishing Pads. The Compound is getting old so I figured I would use it like a polish to use the old up and there are some defects that it's knocking down. Too deep to take them completely...

Thanks guys. :D

Re: Flex 3401 Not too bad for a 2005 Dodge Ram paint correction. :buffing:

Used Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover, Finishing Glaze and DGPS. LC Hydro-Tech Pads, CYAN, Tangerine and Red. Flex 3401

Finished up the truck today, 2005 Dodge Ram. WG Swirl Remover, Finishing Glaze, DGPS.

Re: Flex 3401 I think so, should last me forever. The power of this thing when compared to the G110V2 is just amazing. I can use it like a rotary, I love that, yeah. :buffing: Need to polish the Jeep next after I get the truck done. Will be less work as it doesn't need too much, garage kept...

Got my FLEX 3401 today! Well got mine today. :dblthumb2: After using the G110V2 for more than 7 years now. I don't know why I waited so long. :wow: This thing reminds me of using a rotary so there wasn't really any learning curve. Just a great product all around. Used it today to start...

Working on my Truck today, using WG Finishing Glaze and LC Tang Hydro-Tech Pads.

Protection won't be a long time being what it is, a couple of months I suppose. Smell isn't too bad.... Not very strong. For a Megs topper, D156 Spray Wax (Easy and very fast to work with) or Ultimate Wax. It's aggressive and works fast and finishes well, and it's cheap..... That's the real...

Not Mike, but I do use WG Products, my personal favorite by far. Here is what I would use. 1) Uber Compound - Grey or Orange Pad 2) Total Swirl Remover - Grey or Orange 3) Finishing glaze - White or Black 4) DGPS - Red I really like how the Grey Force and the CYAN Hydro pads finish out...

I hear you on the lights. :) Megs D151 cuts fast, I believe it's still the most aggressive AIO out there, I could be wrong, but it is made for high volume production work. Use it with the LC Hydro or Hybrid Pads as it will soak the more normal older type pads. Normally about 3 passes or so...

Looking great. :dblthumb2: Got it in today like I said.