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:iagree: I use the 5.5 inch hydro's with a Flex rotary and 3M backing plate. It's a winning combination. :props:

Yes. Have you considered the MF pads? The compound sounds like the perfect candidate for a MF cutting pad.

Only because it doesn't happen to other people doesn't mean it can't happen to you. If possible, you should probably get it checked out by a doctor. Or you can look up and do hand stretching exercises yourself. Pain is not normal.

Time to update my list. M105 PERL UPGP Hydro-tech Pads PE 14-2 Rotary

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Geez Corey, as if I didn't already love the Ultima line. Now I feel like buying some more of their products! You're in the wrong business my friend. Sales is a calling for you. Does the VOC-free formula mean I can use UTT&G for the interior of my car? I used it once a few months ago because...

None of my Cobra towels lint, they're all at least 2 years old (cept for my new ultimate guzzler) and have been washed many times. The 600's are also my favorite. They're just about perfect for every task.

:iagree: OP, I didn't mean to hijack your thread. :) As for the original post, if you can source distilled water at a good price, go for it. It's purer than de-ionized, RO, charcoal fitered, etc.

DAMN!!! You need to reverse the polarity or something anything to get her back! :D

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Who's the hot girl in the pic? :laughing:

That's ok. I set myself up for that one. :D That's a pretty trick looking station. Have you thought about adding some tesla coils? :D

Bob, your's is bigger than mine. What is that? Is it a micro-brewer?

All I want to know is when can I go visit?!

I use a garden watering can. Someday soon I plan on storing my distilled water in a tank to feed my itty bitty pressure washer. When I do that, I'll probably be using distilled water for every phase of a detail. From pre-rinsing to polishing oil stripping to final rinsing.

Distilled is the purest water you can buy. It is greater than 99% pure (free of minerals, organisms, chemicals, etc.). RO water is not as pure as distilled water, but can still be used for a spot-free final rinse.

I make my own distilled water at home. I use it for diluting products, for a spot-free final rinse and for cooking and drinking (water tastes delicious by the way). Bought a 10 gallon distiller last year and it's been working great so far. In fact, I'm brewing distilled water right now. Im the MAN

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So far so good Corey. :props: I have a 99 Saturn Sl2 and it darkened the dash to a level I haven't seen in years. :props: I have it mixed at 4:1 and it took 3 coats :eek: to get it to a richness I liked. The bimmer is next! Im the MAN

I like the Crimson Hydro-tech pad for most one-step jobs. The polish depends on paint hardness.