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Cool guys! Good feedback! I've just tried glazes a few times but it just didn't do anything for me, probably because I had my paint corrected pretty well. As for jeweling, I've honestly never tried it. I just asked people's opinions and from these responses it seems to be the same. I do have 2...

Could you recommend a high cut compound that doesn't dust?

I find it easier to clean all the dust by doing a super quick wash after correcting. Otherwise there's bound to be dust on the wipers and all the panel gaps and that's not how I roll ;) Also I double the dosage of CG Citrus Wash to remove polishing oils.

Glazes and Jeweling Polishes. What are your guy's thoughts on these two types of products? I feel like these 2 are the most useless products, especially jeweling polishes. Why? Glazes provide little to no correction, but they do fill in defects to some degree. But if you are going to be...

As much as I am geek about taking care of my car, isn't it kind of hypocritical that we point and laugh at the man that simply doesn't care? There will always be people who don't understand why we do the things we do and ridicule us, which is totally fine. Haters gonna hate. But when we...

i personally like the hose nozzles that adjust spray pattern by how much you squeeze the trigger. they are the simplest design and cheap. larry kozilla also uses this in many of his videos.

There are a few things that make Dr. Pain's look more professional. 1. Font Border 2. Font Shadow 3. Top and bottom gradient 4. Consistency 5. Color Combination If you want to get crazier, you can work different tones in the font itself. Try to align all your words to either all be centered or...

I haven't used PBL but to answer your question about whether it will fit between a coating and other more traditional LSPs, I think not. The cost of a coating job varies between 200-500 for 1 coat. Usually a bottle of xyz coating will be enough for 2 coats, thereby shrinking the material cost of...

benga, are you cleaning the area between each level of grit? i think it is crucial make sure to clean it thoroughly after each level of sandpaper. why? when you sand down with 1500 grit, there are essentially 1500 grit sized shards of your clear coat. if this is not removed, once you get into it...

I like this idea!

I just did a 1 step on a large SUV this past week, took about 10 hours until lsp ready

I would go with the rigid. Craftsman is more of a DIYer market, where as Rigid is more industrial and used by a lot of contractors. I tried a 5hp craftsman but then returned it and got myself a Rigid 4.5 (the one that looks like a box) and it was a dramatic difference in power, despite the fact...

Hey Guys, Just wanted to start a thread on how everyone is cutting down time on corrections. Please explain the little tips and tricks you guys have discovered and use to speed up single or multiple stage corrections. One thing that has severely cut down time for me is claying immediately...

Does anyone else notice they are terrible at absorption?

Hey Scott, what about a sealant makes it less attractive to dust?

+1 lol these were all the hype back in the day. clearly they do not work.

I've compared Sonax PF with M205 side by side, same pads, pressure, and passes on a Honda S2000 Rio Yellow. Sonax cut way more and finished down finer than M205. The finish was perfect. Where as there were still very micro swirls left after the M205. I've never tried 2500, but I have FG400 and...

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Alpine and JL Audio. Both top notch amplifiers before you start spending massive bank on brands like Focal. While a 4 channel amp is the best way to go, there's nothing wrong with a 2 channel.

I like this analogy! :)