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Right on Mike! Enjoy your down time. We got it from here.

Wowzers. Looks great now. Sure does not look like it has 120K on the ODO. She made the right choice coming to see you to get her car in shape and and opting for the dual layer coating for future protection. Well done. Thanks for sharing.

Another one to throw in the comparison you mentioned would be BlackFire Waterless Wash Concentrate. I have not used Uber as a WW but have compared BlackFire to Ultima and found BlackFire to have an edge over Ultima in terms of cleaning. Here is a review I completed on the older label version...

Interesting that you are noting better performance in hot weather. Wonder if it is flashing and curing better with the warmer temps. I imagine that could be the case. After all, the same thing goes when painting. Paint flows on the material when warm and cures better rather than in cooler...

Thanks Mike. You, the AutoGeekaroonies, and lurkers as well. :cheers:

Hey Ian!!! Glad to see you on. Congrats on the new job bud. Sounds like you have been busy behind scenes. You cant beat the performance at cost attributes of D143. One of the best maintenance wheel and tire cleaners out there. I too got started with a new job and had to relocate up north to...

IMO, you wont gain that much time. You'll get down to the 8 hour mark but I think what you will find is that you will save the most time by having a second machine set up with a 3" plate and pads ready to pick up and get to business on the smaller areas rather than switching between plates on...

Mmmm. BMW time. lol From the first video it looked like WG had a slight edge over 22PLE. You really have a test going with various products. Thanks for putting together and sharing Robert. Will be following along. BTW, I have a pair of E9X's. E90 335i and E91 328i Touring. Both jet black.

Nice transformation. Looks much better. The blue paint looks much better now. Surely will turn heads now as it runs the quarter. Thanks for sharing.

Considering how little you use your machine its really not necessary unless you are after a newer tool with more power. The GG6 has enough power and will serve you well. Another option is to convert your GG6 to run 3" pads for smaller areas and pick up the GG9 with 5.5" pads for the larger areas.

Keep in mind, the 3401 will turn larger 6.5 pads without issue. Depending on what you are polishing, stick with the larger pads. If you encounter a lot of smaller vehicles you may way to go with the 5.5" pads.

Really happy to read on the second page how your story was turned around. Ive said it before and ill say it again. No better place to be and buy your things than here. BTW, retired AF vet here as well.

:awman: Not re-assuring. Hopefully he comes around again.

Until then, gallon format is available.

Hahaha. Thats funny. All in good fun. Please document and share the transformation of the Audi.

Hmmm. Ian hasn't checked in for some time. Sent him a PM to see how he is doing.

Hi from USA. Welcome to AutoGeekOnline!

Yes sir! Great tips for sure. Way to think outside of the box and share tips. I too like to run this AIO on a white Hybrid pad and the 3401.

Nice review Acura. Well done. Next up, wheel well detail. :xyxthumbs: Thanks for putting together and sharing with us.

That black paint looks great. You can tell a difference in the pictures. Nanolex is good stuff. Let us know how it holds up.