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Wasn't as thick as I thought it might be and waaaay easier to work with than some were saying, MUCH faster....

OH, OK, one step..... On a swirled out black car...... OH man... Maybe Megs D151 and the LC Hybrid Orange PADs...... With the 3401..... Yeah..... I see now that you changed it... My area isn't all that perfect either, could be better, OH well I get by.

Got some of it in today. No need to use a machine to do it, very fast to work with. Just spray the towel and then spray the area then spread it out. Wait a few mins or so them wipe it off, VERY easy and quick to work with that way. You can just work around the car and by the time you get...

A FLEX 3401 and the Lake Country Hydro CYAN pads or the Grey Force Hybrid would have made short work of that with Wolfgang Swirl Remover or Uber Compound then Polish with Finishing Glaze with the LC White Pads. Would save you a lot of time because those pads cut very fast, but they finish out...

I was just wondering. :D I likely will apply it by machine.

Wonder if you could apply by machine? Spray on the PAD etc? Supposed to be pretty thick so.

Some more work to do on it yet, but no bad so far, need to Apply Polish yet. This is just Wolfgang swirl remover with LC CYAN Hydro-Tech PAD and Wolfgang DGPS. Used the G110V2 Polisher, waiting on the FLEX 3401 currently before I start again. I need to do the Jeep SUV too, been awhile for both...

Yes, it's safe. :)

That's because for a lot of them it means they have to wash their cars instead of letting them go for months without touching them. Instead of just getting in going to work, get in go home park it and forget about it until tomorrow then repeat... I mean heaven forbid they have to do something...

Get some M205 and Ultimate Wax. :) Also Are you using any kind of Quick Detailer or Spray Wax? I use Wolfgang DGPS and have had really good luck with it as far as dirt not sticking to paint on my white cars.

Yep, just like NXT is. :D

Looks great Kevin. :dblthumb2:

WG Finishing Glaze is a Finishing Polish, not a glaze as the name implies. They both will be about the same. :xyxthumbs:

Thanks. :) I am on a number of different forums.

Could be. :D

Could end up like this, I know it's not black, but you can get the idea... Truck was buffed out with M205 awhile back.... LSP is WGDGPS... http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/76450-wash-blow-dry-after-snow-wg-products-holding-up.html#post1043895

Well... GG DA Polisher. LC 5" Backing plate. 6 x 5.5" LC Flat Pads, 3 orange, 2 white, one blue. Megs M205 and UC. Should do it.

I buffed my Ram out with M205 and Megs Yellow pad set on 5 using a G110 V2 to remove minor swirls and polish it.... Took me around 3 hours I think.

If it was mine I would do a test spot with M205 to see of it removed the swirls, orange or white pad etc.... If not then I would move to WG TSR or Megs #83..... Then finial polish with M205 or WG Finishing Glaze. But that's me using a DA Polisher and with what I already have on hand.

Oh, remember awhile back I buffed it out with M205, Megs Yellow pad on speed 5 to remove minor swirls and polish it. That really brought it out. :xyxthumbs: