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Sriracha is awesome for homemade hot wings. Super easy to make, and super delicious.

Nice and foamy. What kind of dilution ratio are you using?

Strangely enough, I have noticed the exact opposite with the ones I have.

In my experience, buy the Flex before your Megs unit breaks and leaves you high and dry during a detail.

Was it single stage paint?

^^^Agree 100% with you Bobby and I will be converting over to the Flex machine after I finish shopping for a house.

Unfortunately I've become one of the many frustrated G110v2 owners out there, and I've decided to put together this short review for others to be aware of when considering this DA polisher. The long story short is that I have now cycled through 4 of these polishers within a little over 1 year's...

That picture reminds me of a coworker of mine that bought a one year old RAV-4 a month ago. Looked great the first week. Then it rained and she had it washed a few times. Now, every day, I see the horrible holograms all over it. Whoever "detailed" it had fists of ham and a hell of a lot of glaze.

I love those towels. I ordered blue and green, and for some reason the green ones have stayed a little fluffier.

I dilute it 1:1 and fill a fine mist sprayer with it (don't have the air gun). Just spray a mist around the tire to the point where it's coated, but no drips form, and then let it sit for an hour. A quick wipe off of any excess and they look perfect.

Putting wax on without removing polish seems like a bad idea.

Iron-X. Love it for cleaning wheels too.

I just used D151 w/orange flat pads on a white (single-stage) late-90's Toyota Tacoma. The paint was quite oxidized and D151 did an amazing job at bringing back the gloss. I wasn't trying to correct or level defects, just make it shiny again, and it did an incredible job. I'll try to post pics...

Where is this HD polisher sold at? I can't find it anywhere, unless I'm using the wrong search terms online.

Call me old fashioned, but I have not been impressed with the MF pads thus far as compared to the tried and true foam pads. This one looks to be a little more durable than the current MF pad offerings and I'm looking forward to giving it a try.

Seems like a mitt immersed in water when agitated would shed dirt more easily than one partially out of the water. Otherwise it seems like this would do the same thing. Shop Wooster 5-Gallon Spreader Screen at Lowes.com

The Megs DA is total junk. I had mine replaced twice under warranty for the power cord defect. Now I have one with a seemingly okay cord, but have had other issues come up. First, the screws that secure the metal cover for the main bearing backed out after one use. They weren't even the right...

White is pretty dang plain without something to break it up, but I see you already took them off. Probably could find some nicer looking stripes in the future anyways.

If you want to keep it swirl free I'd say go with Opticoat. The paint on those cars is too soft.

Awesome car and awesome work. The pictures almost make it look like a toy car.