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Never tried it. But I have tried the Ferret. It works well except for getting sprinkled with soap when you pull it from the barrels. Tis why I want to buy these: Wheel Woolies wheel brushes

Is it strange to seal the outside of my stainless steel coffee pot with Klasse AIO? :surrender:

Very cool. Unfortunately it wouldn't make good business sense for me because my car is the shoemaker's kid.

Wait, I thought it was tomorrow? Oh well... HAPPY BIRTHDAY CEE DOG!!!! :birthday: :wave: :birthday:

For carpet stains, mix 1 part white distilled vinegar with 1 part water. Vinegar Tips - Vinegar uses for your Car

Title is hilarious. :props: You've used some very good products. I'm thinking vinegar, but that stain may just be permanent.

Good. Have you gone through Mike's tutorial? http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/tricks-tips-techniques/20021-definitive-how-article-removing-swirls-scratches-water-spots-using-porter-cable-7424xp-g110v2-griot-s-garage-polisher.html

Sweetness. Do you have buffing pads too? You'll want at least two cutting, two polishing and two finishing pads.

Any of the DA-type buffers AG sells have enough power to remove swirls. Car Buffers

Congrats. Im the MAN

Ahh yes, that's how I started too. My girlfriend's car was the first guinea pig. :buffing: Any of the three pads mentioned should work well with 85rd.

I'm no pro, but have buffed quite a few cars. For 85rd, I've used LC blue (finishing) and LC crimson (finishing) pads. Both have worked well, with a slight nod to the crimson pad. I've read LC black works very well too. Have you ever buffed a car before? I ask because a test spot is very...

First of all ditch the brush... ;) Second of all, a orbital buffer does not have the power to remove swirls, unless your technique is very very good. So what most likely happened is the compound and wax only filled in the swirls. After multiple washes, the residue and wax has finally come off...

I use and like ONR v.2, but have yet to try UWWP. For what it's worth, Ceedog (the review king), is super duper high on UWWP.

Get both! :props:

Optimum Power Clean

I like these Clean Vent Kit and these Mothers Detail Brush Set.

That's a tough question to answer without knowing more specifics about your car. What's the color? Condition? Your budget? Your skill level? Even then there's a multitude of products that will produce very good results. To "get a great shine" you'll need to polish if it's in need. Some good...

:iagree: At least the OP had a legitimate complaint compared to other complaint threads. Anybody remember the member that complained about Dodo Juice's bad sprayers and asked AG for a bunch of freebies for his troubles? I'm all for AG fixing their mistakes, but many of the complaints I've seen...

^^^^ Very good advice.