Search results

+3 on Fords. And +1 on BMW's. :props:

Yes there was.

Awesome job Rasky. Your work is truly professional.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/off-topic/22785-what-your-dream-car.html

What happens in Texas doesn't stay in Texas. :Picture:

I like that. Very clever.

:applause: Good job. You've educated her well. :props:

I have a few Cobra's, Meguiar's Supreme and Ultimate, and CG Monster and Sasquatch. I really like the Cobra's Jr 600's the best from the one's I have. I don't really care for satin edging. I prefer microfiber edging.

I agree Mark. When I say it's quiet, I'm comparing it to my PC 7424 and Makita 9227c.

:whs: OP, I've never tried any of their products, but I hear good things and bad things, like everything else. Maybe one day I'll give their products a try, but I'm very happy with what I use now and it works.

You dressed the tires!!! :laughing:

That'll work too!

Alex! Seal your rotary! I double-coated mine with UTT&G. I thought it would make it easier to clean after a long day's use.

Hello. :welcome: Fellow noob in the house. :props:

Today: Vacuum, dressing, wash & wheels. Tomorrow: Clay, WG Paintwork Polish Enhancer & WG DGPS 3.0 (with a few Modelo's sprinkled in between).

Heck yeah! Just be careful with it. Respect its power and ability to damage paint quickly. Its only happened once, but it got away from me going over a curved panel. I bumped the bp against the door handle, not good. 106FA + PE 14-2 + Crimson Hydro-Tech pad = :righton: Im the MAN

Really good job Mark. :xyxthumbs: That is a great thread. I need to do it this way ^^^.

Hmmm, that's odd. For what it's worth, I don't really push down on the rotary at all. Only enough to keep it from wanting to hop and to maintain control. I've also read that you're supposed to let the machine do the work (by not adding weight to it).

I'll definitely be picking up some of these. I like having pads in different sizes. Comes in handy. I just wish the edge was rounded. I find they're easier to control with my rotary.